Anjar

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by Fatema AlSulaiti
published on 28 February 2013

The 8th century CE ruins of Anjar, a city of the Umayyad civilization (modern day Lebanon). The palace of the Caliph - highest area of the whole site - the Roman arcade is clearly seen. The site reveals a long period of early occupation by the Greeks and Romans.

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