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Beit Meri II
00:17 Mar 29 2014 Beit Meri, Qada al Matn, Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon
Traditional classical heritage building Prehistoric Phoenician Roman Byzantine Others Christian At risk
Description
Beit Meri II is east of the road from Beit Meri to Deir el Qala'a on a sloping plateau facing the junction of the Nahr Meten and Nahr Jamani. It was found by M. Gautier who recovered Heavy Neolithic flint tools from the surface. V. Hankey also recovered some retouched blades from this area.Beit Meri I is an Acheulean site. One of the hills in the town also has the remains of Phoenician and Roman temples. There are other Roman and Byzantine ruins in the area and a Maronite monastery dedicated to John the Baptist.
Additional Data
| City/Village: | Beit Meri |
| Building or Site Name: | Beit Meri II |
| Approximate Date of Construction: | 10000-8200 BC |
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