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On the ground floor, 83 large objects : sarcophagi, mosaics, statues, and low reliefs, are displayed in a chronological order ranging from the 3rd millenium B.C. to the Byzantine period.

On the upper floor, the visitor can admire 1250 artifacts arranged in a chronological order from Prehistory to Mamluk times. Those illustrating the Ottoman period were recently discovered in Beyrouth central district.

The displayed objects were selected according to both space and time : the idea behind these selection principles was to represent items from all Lebanese regions as well as from all the chronological periods arrested in Lebanese history.

The exhibition includes all types of artifacts left by ancient civilizations.

Funeral Pectoral of Ip Chemou Abi, gold and semiprecious stones. Middle Bronze Age(2000-1500 BC). National Museum of Beirut, Lebanon.

Taken on April 16, 2019 by Albert de la Hoz

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National museum. Beirut, Lebanon

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Masque en or

Masque en or, Baalbeck, époque romaine. Les masques en or perpétuent une tradition qui remonte à l'Age de Bronze. Objets culturels et magiques au départ, ils font partie du matériel funéraire à l'époque romaine et servent à recouvrir le visage du défunt. Musée National, Beyrouth, Liban. Crédit Photo: François el Bacha. Tous droits réservés. Retrouvez mon blog sur larabio.com

Taken on March 5, 2013 by Francois el Bacha

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Taken on June 30, 2017 by Linda Polk

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