Baalbek Roman Ruins

The Roman remains at Baalbeck, Lebanon

An excursion to the extensive Roman remains at Baalbeck, Lebanon.

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Roman Ruins in Baalbek is one of the famous tourists attractions and ancient site here in Lebanon. Located East of Litani River in Beqaa Valley.
Once stands the ruins of Heliopolis consisting of :Temple of Jupiter, Temple of Venus and of the Temple of Baccus believed to be 9,000 BCE .
The classical architectures, impressive stone works, exquisite structures, and monoliths that perfectly shaped and extremely heavy are just among the must see remains of the ruins with Greek and Roman heritage.

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Edward Bennetts visits Temple of Jupiter, ancient Roman ruins, Baalbeck, Lebanon.

Edward Bennetts visits Temple of Jupiter, ancient Roman ruins, Baalbeck, Lebanon.

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Lebanon under Roman rule(part 1)

Lebanon under Roman rule relates to the Roman control of actual Lebanon, that lasted from 64 BC to the Arab invasions.
all the Roman Temples, with a very similar design: they show the golden era of Roman rule in Lebanon. one of the best examples of Roman Temples can be seen in Lebanon. The ruins of Baalbeck are worldwide reminiscence of Roman arquitecture at its best. The Roman temple sites in Lebanon can be divided into three main groups. First, there is the group in the Bekaa valley north of the Beyrut-Damascus road. Second, there is the group in the area south of the same road, including the Wadi Taym and the western flank of Mount Hermon. Third, the group in the area west of a line drawn along the ridge of Mount Lebanon

Baalbeck: The Largest and Grandest Roman Temple Ruins. (Visit The Bekaa Valley of Lebanon)

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Baalbeck: The Largest and Grandest Roman Temple Ruins. (Visit The Bekaa Valley of Lebanon)



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LEBANON: ROMAN SARCOPHAGI UNEARTHED IN ANCIENT CITY OF BAALBECK

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Lebanese archaeologists have unearthed a number of Roman sarcophagi in the ancient city of Baalbeck.

The stone coffins, dating back to the 3rd or 4th century A-D, were discovered as infrastructure work was being carried out in the city.

Archaeologists think they were probably part of a Roman necropolis.

The Roman ruins of Baalbeck in eastern Lebanon are world famous.

These temples, dedicated to the Roman gods, Jupiter and Bacchus, are some of the biggest and best preserved in the world.

Now that the fighting in the Lebanon is largely over, they are once again open-air museums for groups of eager tourists.

Lebanese archaeologists have recently unearthed a new discovery: a number of Roman sarcophagi, buried beneath a street, about one-and-a-half miles from the temples.

The stone coffins are believed to date back to the 3rd or 4th century A-D.

The first sarcophagus to be unearthed contained the body of a teenage girl.She was wearing a gold burial necklace, made of 53 wafer-thin gold pieces, each in the shape of a grape leaf.

A local woman described what she saw being removed from the stone coffins.

SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
At the beginning they found an empty casket and then second they found a golden ring, a letter, a necklace and something like a sword.
SUPER CAPTION: Khadija Raad, Lebanese woman

Around the body were these nine glass perfume bottles and lachrymatories, containing the tears of people burying the dead.

Archaeologists also found these eight tiny masks -- one of Jupiter -- which would have served as icons for exorcism.

SOUNDBITE:
We hope to find more objects inside those sarcophaguses and I suppose it's a necropolis of the Roman period and maybe they used this necropolis afterwards in the Byzantine period. You know the importance also of the monuments of Lebanon is not only the presence of one period especially in Baalbeck but the presence of different periods one on top of another.
SUPER CAPTION: Kamil Asmar, General manager of Archaeology Department at Lebanon's Directorate of Antiquities

Tourists are slowly trickling back into the Lebanon now that the war has ended, in all but the south of the country.

Even the Japanese are visiting Baalbeck -- apparently undeterred by Israel's 16-day offensive against the Lebanon in April.

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Marvellous. What a ruin. What a ruin.
SUPER CAPTION: Japanese tourist -- Vox pop

And it's not just the ruins that attract the tourists.

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I like it so much and I come back just to stay two nights in Baalbeck and admire it at sunset.
SUPER CAPTION: Lebanese tourist -- Vox pop

The Lebanese government is now hoping that the country's wealth of ancient architectural treasures will lure the tourists back in ever greater numbers.


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A trip to Baalbeck Lebanon

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Baalbek Megaliths

Trilithons and megaliths of ancient Baalbek are the largest stones ever used by man in construction.
The film tells in detail about this mysterious megalithic structure that lies at the base of the temple of Jupiter in Baalbek.

Film by Igor Alekseev

Music Dmitry Letakhovsky


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Megalithic Enigmas Of Baalbek Lebanon: Part 1 Of 4: Quarry 1

Join us as we explore Baalbek and more in March 2018:

Part 1: The Mystery of Baalbek: When, How and Why? | Ancient Architects

I once believed the enormous stones of #Baalbek in Lebanon were unexplainable; and therefore they must hark back to some lost #AncientCivilisation that harnessed some form of ancient high technology. The experts say they’re Roman in origin, but everyone else says they can’t be. So what’s the truth?

There are three main questions surrounding the great #trilithon of Baalbek – when were they quarried and placed into position, why were they needed and how did they get there?

In the first of this 2-part special of the Mystery of Baalbek, I try to find out just how old the stones on, before looking at how they were moved into position in Part 2.

All images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

Baalbek, A Ride Into History... Bikers exploring Baalbek, Lebanon's greatest Roman Treasure

Bikers exploring Baalbek, Lebanon's greatest Roman treasure, it dates back 4000 years. From Lebanon, Iraq, Oman, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, they are amazed by Baalbek Fortress and the Temple of Bacchus the largest and most mysterious Roman Temples ever built.
Director: Raghida Skaff
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Historians Are Forbidden To Go Here. Baalbek Building Technologies That We Can't Repeat

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If you have an interest in ancient superstructures and monuments, you’ve probably done some research into places like Stonehenge in England, the Pyramids of Egypt, and maybe even Carahunge in Armenia. Perhaps you’ve even watched videos about them here on YouTube! If so, then during that time, you must have heard whispers about the truly mystifying ruins of Baalbek in Lebanon. Compared to Baalbek, all the other wonders of the ancient world are trivial - they might as well be climbing frames for children.

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World's Largest Roman Temples - Baalbeck, Lebanon

One of the most amazing sites in Lebanon. 2000 year old Roman ruins that are jaw-droppingly huge. A must see if in this country. Be careful though because it is situated in Hezboullah training territory.

Baalbeck 2019

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From Wikipedia - Baalbek (/ˈbɑːlbɛk/),[1] properly Baʿalbek[2] (Arabic: بعلبك‎, romanized: Ba’labakk, Syriac-Aramaic: ܒܥܠܒܟ) and also known as Balbec,[3] Baalbec[4] or Baalbeck,[5] is a city located east of the Litani River in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley, about 85 km (53 mi) northeast of Beirut. It is the capital of Baalbek-Hermel Governorate.[6] In Greek and Roman times Baalbek was also known as Heliopolis. In 1998 Baalbek had a population of 82,608, mostly Shia Muslims, followed by Sunni Muslims and Christians.[7]

It is home to the Baalbek temple complex which includes two of the largest and grandest Roman temple ruins: the Temple of Bacchus and the Temple of Jupiter. It was inscribed in 1984 as an UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Baalbeck, Lebanon's greatest Roman treasure, can be counted among the wonders of the ancient world. The largest and most noble Roman temples ever built

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Roman Ruins at Baalbeck, Lebanon

Walk with me through ancient Roman ruins at Baalbeck, Lebanon where I visited this spectacular site and recorded beautiful architecture by myself with virtually no one else around. An amazing place, not easy to get to, but worth the trip for those looking to explore ancient relics and ruins.

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Exploring the ruins at the Baalbek Temple Complex in Baalbek, Lebanon.


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BAALBECK (Lebanon)

Baalbek es un conjunto de templos romanos mandados construir por Augusto en el año 15 a.C. y que no se terminaron hasta tres siglos y medio después. Se encuentran en el actual Líbano Está formado por el gran templo de Júpiter, el mas grande de todos, compuesto a su vez por los Propileos, o entrada monumental, el Gran Patio y el Gran Templo, el Pequeño Templo, o Templo de Baco y el Templo Redondo o de Venus