Arqa

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Arqa is an ancient settlement in present-day Lebanon that was historically significant within the Crusader-era County of Tripoli.

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Arqa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
former populated place
coordinateSystem World Geodetic System 1984
linked to: WGS84
country Lebanon
hasArchaeologicalRemains burials
domestic structures
fortifications
inscriptions
pottery
temple remains
hasHistoricalPeriod Bronze Age
Classical antiquity
Crusader period
Iron Age
hasLanguageHistory Arabic
Aramaic
Phoenician
linked to: Phoenician language
hasResearchField Crusader studies
Near Eastern archaeology
Phoenician studies
hasSignificance regional political center in antiquity
strategic site in Crusader period
heritageStatus national archaeological site of Lebanon
locatedIn Akkar District
linked to: Akkar Governorate

Levant
linked to: Levant region

North Governorate
locatedInPresentDay Republic of Lebanon
linked to: Lebanese Republic
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
Tripoli, Lebanon
locatedOn Akkar plain
linked to: Akkar Plain
mentionedIn ancient Near Eastern sources
nearbyRiver Nahr Akkar
Nahr al-Bared
partOf County of Tripoli
Crusader states
region Phoenicia
linked to: Fenicia
topography tell (archaeological mound)
wasUnderControlOf County of Tripoli
Crusaders
Mamluk Sultanate
Ottoman Empire

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