English: The ruins of the Phoenician east temple in Umm Al-Amad between the town of Al-Naqoura and the Ladder of Tyre, Southern Lebanon, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The remnants of the religious centre, especially dedicated to the deity Baal Hamon, date back to the 2nd and 3rd century BCE and represent the last period of Phoenician cults.
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