The plans illustrate the comparisons of archaeological findings at a historic site between the year 2004 and 2014.
In general, a number of significant developments have taken place over ten-year period, including finding new facilities such as stadium and palace.
In 2004, the historic site remained mostly untouched. Several trees were located on the western side, and an ancient building stood in the southern area. To the north, there were some historical remains, while a sea flowed along the eastern boundary. At this time, there were no facilities specifically designed for visitors.
By 2014, the site had undergone considerable transformation. Archaeologists found more ancient houses, covering a large mountain behind them. An ancient stadium was revealed in the northwest, replacing a small section of the forest. Additionally, an acient toilet and an ancient palace were found to the northeast and southeast of the wooded area, respectively. Howerver, the ancient temple, which is adjacent to the sea and was discovered in 2004, had no more significant discoveries throughout the decade.
