Byblos Collection

Lebanon, Byblos, Harbour

Harbour, Byblos, Nr. Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon

Byblos, Lebanon, Middle East

The Phoenician alphabet developed from the Proto-Canaanite alphabet, during the 15th century BC
529061 The Phoenician alphabet developed from the Proto-Canaanite alphabet, during the 15th century BC. Before then the Phoenicians wrote with a cuneiform script

Lebanon, Byblos, archaeological site, Crusader Castle

Isis and the baby Prince, illustration from The Myths of Ancient Egypt by Lewis Spence, 1917 (colour litho)
STC323905 Isis and the baby Prince, illustration from The Myths of Ancient Egypt by Lewis Spence, 1917 (colour litho) by Paul, Evelyn (1870-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Isis)

The departure of Isis from Byblos (colour litho)
994210 The departure of Isis from Byblos (colour litho) by Paul, Evelyn (1870-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Stories of Egyptian Gods and Heroes published George Harrap & Company 1914)

Lebanon Byblos Jebeil Remains early temples 1950
Lebanon. Byblos, Jebeil. Remains of early temples. 1950, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Jebeil Biblos Juneh bay zigzag ascent Ghazir
Jebeil. (Biblos). Juneh and the bay showing zigzag ascent to Ghazir. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Jebeil Biblos Crusader castle flanking towers
Jebeil. (Biblos). The Crusader castle showing flanking towers and cloisters. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Excavated area Egyptian shrine
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Excavated area, Egyptian shrine. 1936, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Byblos Jebeil Byblos General view 1936 Lebanon
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. General view. 1936, Lebanon

Jebeil Biblos colonnade 1920 Lebanon Byblos Extinct city
Jebeil. (Biblos). The colonnade of Biblos. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Excavated area 1936 Lebanon
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Excavated area. 1936, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Alabaster vase pottery pot
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Alabaster vase; pottery pot. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Sceptre King excavations
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Sceptre of the King. From excavations; mirror, bronze. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Obsidian coffer bound gold
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Obsidian coffer bound in gold. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Obsidian vase bound gold
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Obsidian vase bound in gold; Phoenician knife of gold & silver. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Sarcophagus Ahiram King
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Sarcophagus of Ahiram, King of Byblos. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Glimpse ruins Crusader Castle
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Glimpse of ruins, Crusader Castle in distance. 1936, Lebanon, Jubayl

Byblos Jebeil Byblos Pottery vase silver pot
Byblos Jebeil. Byblos. Pottery vase; silver pot. 1936, Lebanon, Beirut

Jebeil Biblos Crusader castle colonnade 1920
Jebeil (Biblos). The Crusader castle seen through the colonnade of Biblos. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Jebeil Biblos Crusader castle close up 1920 Lebanon
Jebeil (Biblos). The Crusader castle. A close up. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Jebeil Biblos Ruins colonnade large sarcophagus
Jebeil (Biblos). Ruins of Biblos showing colonnade and large sarcophagus. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

Jebeil Biblos Large sarcophagus 1920 Lebanon
Jebeil (Biblos). Large sarcophagus at Biblos. 1920, Lebanon, Byblos (Extinct city)

The Phoenician alphabet developed from the Proto-Canaanite alphabet, during the 15th century BC. Before then the Phoenicians wrote with a cuneiform script

Lebanon. Byblos. Temple of the Obelisks. Around 1600 B. C
Lebanon. Byblos. Temple of the Obelisks. Phoenician temple built around 1600 B.C. World Heritage Site

Head from a colossal statue of a bearded worshipper with helmet. Limestone. Made in Cyprus. 570-550 BC. From Byblos. British Museum. London. England. United Kingdom

LEBANON: BYBLOS, c1925. Colonnade at Byblos, part of the Roman ruins of the ancient port city. Photograph, c1925

LEBANON: BYBLOS, c1925. Castle ruins at Byblos, Lebanon. Built by the Crusaders in the 12th century, the castle is flanked by towers and cloisters. Photograph, c1925

Lebanon, Mount Lebanon Governorate, Jbeil, ruins of a Phoenician temple and Roman colonnade UNESCO World Heritage Site

Lebanon, Byblos, ruins of Temple of Baalat Gebel UNESCO World Heritage Site, 2800 BC

Lebanon, Byblos, Roman theatre UNESCO World Heritage Site, 3rd century

Lebanon, Byblos, roman colony with Temple of Baalat Gebal from 2700 b. c in background
Lebanon. Byblos. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1984. Bronze Age temple of Baalat, 2800 BC and Roman colonnade, 3rd century AD

Lebanon, Byblos, Roman colonnade UNESCO World Heritage Site, 3rd century

Lebanon, Byblos, Temple of Obelisks UNESCO World Heritage Site, 19th century BC

Ruins of a building at the seaside, Roman Colonnade, Byblos, Lebanon
Lebanon - Byblos - Remains of the temple of Baalat Gebel (Early Bronze Age - 2800 B.C.) with the roman colonnade in the background (3rd century A.D.)

Lebanon, Byblos, columns at Roman colony
Lebanon. Byblos. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1984. Roman colonnade, 3rd century AD

Lebanon, Byblos, Roman theatre from 218 b. c. part of foundation and temple
Lebanon. Byblos. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1984. Roman Theater, AD 218. Detail of small temple ornament of stage base

Ruins of a building at the seaside, Byblos, Lebanon
Lebanon - Byblos - Remains of the temple of Baalat Gebel (Early Bronze Age - 2800 B.C.)

LEBANON. SOUTH LEBANON. Jbail. Byblos. Roman theatre (3rd c.). Roman art. Early Empire

Arched passage in the Crusader Castle built by the Franks in 12th century, Byblos, Lebanon

Roman theatre dating from the 3rd century AD, Byblos, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lebanon, Middle East

Crusader Castle, Ancient ruins, Byblos, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jbail, Lebanon, Middle East

Harbour, Byblos, Jbail, Lebanon, Middle East

Beach, Byblos, Jbail, Lebanon, Middle East

Ancient ruins, Byblos, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jbail, Lebanon, Middle East

Church of St. John the Baptist, Byblos, Jbail, Lebanon, Middle East

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Byblos, a captivating coastal town in Lebanon, is renowned for its picturesque harbour. Nestled near the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea, Byblos boasts a rich history that dates back thousands of years. As you stroll along the ancient streets of Byblos, you can't help but feel transported to another time. This archaeological site is home to fascinating remnants of civilizations past, including the impressive Crusader Castle that stands proudly against the horizon. The legends surrounding they can as enchanting as its surroundings. In "The Myths of Ancient Egypt" by Lewis Spence, an illustration depicts Isis and the baby Prince amidst this mystical land. Another artwork titled "The Departure of Iris from Byblos" showcases Evelyn Paul's interpretation of this mythical tale. One cannot miss visiting the Temple of Obelisks while exploring Byblos. Dating back to around 1600 B. C. , these towering structures stand as silent witnesses to centuries gone by. Nearby, a colossal statue head serves as a reminder of ancient worship practices and leaves visitors in awe. But it is undoubtedly Byblos' charming harbour that steals your heart time and again. The tranquil waters reflect vibrant hues during sunset, creating an ethereal atmosphere that captivates all who witness it. Lebanon's beloved gem, Byblos continues to be a testament to human ingenuity and resilience throughout history. Whether you're drawn by its archaeological wonders or simply seeking solace in its serene harbour views, this timeless destination promises an unforgettable experience for all who venture here.