The two maps illustrate the archaeological findings at a historic site in 2004 and 2014.
Overall, the site became considerably more developed, with a wider range of structures distributed across different areas, while some natural features were reduced.
Focusing on the northern part of the site, in 2004 there were only a few ancient houses located near a mountainous area. By 2014, this section had developed into a much larger residential zone, with a significant increase in the number of houses. In addition, an ancient toilet was identified close to this housing area, and a stadium was constructed in the northwest.
In the central and southern areas, the ancient temple remained a prominent feature near the coastline in both years. However, by 2014, a palace had been recorded in the southwest, adding to the variety of structures in this part of the site. Meanwhile, the western area, which was previously covered with trees in 2004, was partially cleared to make way for these newly identified buildings.