The two diagrams depict how findings at an archaeological site developed in a hundred years since the year 1890 to 1990.
Overall, regardless of some features staying the same, the site has been industrialised significantly, with a compelling transformation of public conveniences and life systems.
In 1890, on the north side of the archaeological site there was a natural mountain landscape with one house in close range and another one near the sea on the east side, along with these petite man-made objects there was a temple on the south by the seaside. In the westernmost side of the territory, there was a woodland.
By the year 1990, the civilization has been supplanting the wilderness subsequently. The territory next to the sea on the east that used to be mountainous got built-up with houses and a toilet nearby, the mountains themself vanished completely. Similarly, a stadium was built on the forest’s side. The previously empty space between the temple and the forest on the south was taken for the palace.
