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Site 9: Qsarnaba, Lebanon.
Qsarnaba is located in the Beqaa Valley in Lebanon. What you see is a Roman temple built on top of megalithic older blocks. We believe that the Romans re-used the already existing blocks on site and re-carved them, re-shaped them to build this temple. Look carefully at the blocks, there is a lot of “optical tricks”.
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Did you notice in the last picture how big that block is? It includes the stairs. In fact, the stairs are carved straight into that megalith= it’s an optical trick done by adapting the megalithic block to the shape of the stairs. This is how you recognize it’s made by the Phoenician = they adapted the blocks. It’s amazing craftsmanship.
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See how they carved the stairs in the megalithic block in the 4th picture with this page? You will also see canalization on other blocks and also the same type of construction technique we saw in the Andean Region with Tiwanaku site (starting page 473).
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As anons can see in the second picture I’m attaching with this page, the blocks are so close together that it’s impossible to fit a hair or paper between them. This signature mark of the construction technique can be found in all of the identical megalithic sites from all over the world and mostly all the sites in Phoenicia. This is why I think these structures were originally built by the Phoenicians whom are Atlantean survivors (common ancient knowledge). After these structures crumbled and became old, forgotten, the Roman came in and recognized these sites and they re-used, re-built new temples, Roman style, on top of the old structure- and of course, re-used the blocks.
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The Roman temple’s pediment was partially reconstructed = put back together. But since we lacked the supporting pieces like the columns, the pediment was put on the side of the temple = next to it; as seen in the last picture.
Keep in mind that this site is not fully excavated. The same goes for most of the other sites anons are seeing.
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