Band 7+: The maps below show recent archaeological findings at a historic site in 2004 and 2014. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

The maps illustrate the layout alterations that took place at a historic site between 2004 and 2014.

Overall, the area undergo a substantial transformation, primarily characterized by the introduction of several new ancient buildings. These macro-developments effectively reshaped the landscape, with several existing features was being replaced or relocated, often at the expense of the original layout’s open spaces.

Regarding the northern part of the site, significant alterations can be observed during the period shown. In 2004, two ancient houses was situated in the northern area, with two mountains located to their west. There were also several trees in the western side of the site. By 2014, the mountains was demolished, and the area was used for a number of new ancient houses. The original houses were also joined with many more buildings. In addition, an ancient toilet were built near the centre, while an ancient stadium was erected in the north-west side.

Turning to the remaining parts of the map, which comprise the southern area, additional developments was occurred. The western part originally contained three trees, whereas an ancient temple was situated in the south-east. During the period shown, an ancient palace was introduce in the south-west, and one of the tree was removed to make space for it. Meanwhile, the ancient temple located near the sea remain completely intacted throughout the timeframe. The sea itself were also left entirely untouched by the changes.