The maps illustrate the layout alterations that took place in a historic site between 2004 and 2014.
Overall, the area underwent a substantial transformation, primarily characterized by the introduction of an ancient stadium and an ancient palace. These marco-developments effectively reshaped the landscape, with several existing features being replaced or relocated, often at the expense of the original layout’s open spaces.
Regarding the western side, significant alterations can be observed during the period shown. The tree in the upper section was demolished, making way for the discovery of the ancient stadium. The period illustrated saw the emergence of the ancient palace in the lower section of the map. An ancient toilet was erected on what was previously vacant land on the northern side. The two trees located on the left-hand side were downsized in scale to clear land for subsequent developments.
Turning to the remaining parts of the map, which comprise the eastern side, additional developments occurred. The mountains previously occupying the northern side gave way to the discovery of seven new ancient houses. In stark contrast to these major modifications. The ancient temple in the lower section was left entirely untouched by the architectural changes. In stark contrast to these major modifications, the sea located on the eastern side remained completely unchanged throughout the timeframe.