The archaeological site of Ammaedara

The archaeological site of Ammaedara is located in the city of Haidara. It embodies the historical city of Ammaedara and includes several important archaeological monuments from the Byzantine era.

This area is as valuable and aesthetically pleasing as the site of Sbikla, and it features a museum currently under construction and preparation. The site spans about 150 hectares.

The area is bordered by the railway to the north, the modern city of Haidara to the west, and Wadi Haidara to the south. Its important archaeological landmarks include the Church of Melos, the Church of the Martyrs, the Church of the Vandals, the Church of the Fortress, the Church outside the Fortress, the four-columned shrine, the six-sided shrine, the Triumphal Arch, the Theater, the Temple, the Byzantine Fortress, and the Baths.

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