It's awesome to see another anon dig about this. i've been holding back a lot of info cause it's going to be a HUGE shock and many won't accept it.
Let me give you more hints: Heliopolis is built not far from the 33 degree parallel (is that what you call them?) and the altar of the 3 main temples are ALL facing East = the rising sun.
As for the temple of Jupiter, it has a ver ODD specifity = what's underneath it.
See that site was an old TELL (that is how the archeologists refered to it) as in a big mound like a small hill which is ruins from a VERY old time, a very old settlement of some sort. the entire big court and the temple of jupiter were built right on top of that "Tell". A few years ago, there was some shallow excavations in the almost the center of the big court where they wouldn't damage the infrastructure of the sanctuary if they dug there. And the archeologists found a HUGE number of pottery fragments. For many reasons, lack of fundings for example, they stopped digging, but left the whole open, so that visitors can see there is an older layer under the level we stand upon.
Why am i talking about this? because the Trilithon was built on the edge of that "Tell". That is why i've asked previously how did they managed to lift up those huge stones to that level. The site seems to be older than anyone thought it was.
And there is more = the entire Beqaa valley is dotted with ancient "Tells" and even some Dolmens. Only the archeologists know where everything is. You can see some of them while driving around, but most people think they are just little hills here and there.
The sanctuary of Jupiter and the pyramid in Giza share a lot of oddities. Just like in the pyramid, the smaller stones where built around the monolith…. facing East… and there is one more common point but i'm gonna hold onto that for now. My appologies.
so i advise you to dig and connect all of my drops. There is something. It's a like spider web. We can reconstruct the distorted history they have been spoon feeding us for so long. it's totally fascinating how everything connects. and we can even have glimpses to what was before the big flood. i've got a big theory about that, but it's just a theory for now, i hope archeology will give me facts, proofs and evidence so i can support my theory, till now, it is helping me a lot.
oh and the decoration = sculptures you see around in the sanctuary, it was rightly interpreted, they got 99% of them right and they identified correctly who they represent and what it means. the archeologist have been quietly doing a great job. Don't look for info in the main strem research places, there is a publication done by the department of antiquities in Lebanon and they publish in it most of what they find, either the raw data of the digging and then the interpereation of the findings. that publication is called B.A.A.L as in Bulleting Academique Archeologie du Liban (if i remember correctly) there are articles written in many languages, mostly french and english. I hope it will help.