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Stunning footage from Baalbek, Lebanon, shows Iranian missiles heading towards northern Israel this morning
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Stunning footage from Baalbek, Lebanon, shows Iranian missiles heading towards northern Israel this morning
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Father and daughter cooking heroin in Baalbek, Lebanon
Photographed by Maher Attar, 1983
Baalbek
Baalbek es una antigua ciudad fenicia situada en el actual Líbano, al norte de Beirut, en el valle de Bekaa. Habitada ya en el año 9000 a.C., Baalbek se convirtió en un importante lugar de peregrinación en el mundo antiguo para el culto al dios del cielo Baal y a su consorte Astarté, la Reina del Cielo en la religión fenicia (el nombre «Baalbek» significa «Señor Baal del valle de Bekaa»). El centro de la ciudad era un gran templo dedicado a Astarté y Baal, y las ruinas de este antiguo templo permanecen hoy en día debajo de otro romano posterior dedicado a Júpiter Baal. Baalbek está catalogada como Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
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Baalbek
Baalbek, Lebanon
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Baalbek and the Roman Timeline - the Megalithic Stones That Don’t Fit
At Baalbek, Roman temples sit on foundations made from some of the largest stone blocks ever used in construction. Historians agree that the Romans transformed the site beginning in the late first century BC, but the story does not start there.
Raffaele Mainella - Baalbek, 1895