The diagrams illustrate the discoveries made at a historic site in 2004 and 2014, highlighting how the archaeological findings expanded over the decade.
In 2004, the site consisted of only a few notable features. Two ancient houses were located near the coast on the right-hand side of the map, while an ancient temple stood slightly inland, facing the sea. Additionally, some trees and mountains were visible in the surrounding area, but the discoveries were limited.
By 2014, the site had undergone significant changes, as more archaeological structures were unearthed. The number of ancient houses increased substantially, forming a cluster near the coastline. The temple remained in its original position, but a new ancient palace was discovered further inland, close to the trees. Moreover, an ancient stadium appeared on the far left of the site, and an ancient toilet was also identified nearby.
Overall, the comparison shows that between 2004 and 2014, the historic site revealed a much richer cultural landscape. While in 2004 the area contained only a temple and a couple of houses, by 2014 it had developed into a larger and more complex archaeological site, featuring a palace, a stadium, additional houses, and other facilities.