The plans demonstrate the transformations that took place at a historic archaeological site between 2004 and 2014.
Generally, the site experienced considerable construction during the ten-year period. The most noticeable changes were a construction of ancient stadium, palace and toilet, while the number of ancient houses increased significantly. By contrast, the ancient temple remained unchanged.
Three trees, in 2004, occupied the western part of the site, while an ancient temple was placed in the south-eastern area. To the north, there was a group of mountains, with one ancient house located adjacent to this and two further ancient houses to the east. The sea bordered the site on the eastern side.
By 2014, the western section had been substantially transformed. The three trees were reduced to two, and an ancient stadium was built in the north-western corner. An ancient toilet was added in the northern part of the site. The number of ancient houses increased from three to larger group, which was mainly concentrated in the north-east, nearby the sea. Additionally, an ancient palace was built in the south-western area, between the remaining trees and the temple. The ancient temple itself remained same in both position and appearance.
