Ein hellenistisches Kapitell in Baalbek?

A unique Hellenistic capital from the 1st century BCE, discovered at Baalbek, provides evidence of architectural innovation during a previously undocumented period. This capital, with its distinctive design, challenges conventional expectations by demonstrating a non-canonical approach to architectural elements and a free interpretation of formal conventions, even in pre-imperial Baalbek. The study relies on archaeological analysis to shed light on this elusive era, offering insights into the complex interplay between local traditions and Hellenistic influences in the region's early architectural development.

Wienholz, H. (2026). Ein hellenistisches Kapitell in Baalbek? Zeitschrift Für Orient-Archäologie, 3(Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie, Bd. 3 (2010): Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie). https://doi.org/10.34780/7W2ZPT98