LEBANON LURCHED from Ancient Anunnaki Landing Place to Hezbollah Hell

Dominators And Cooperators in The Land of the Cedars Long before anyone called this narrow Mediterranean land LEBANON, its snow-capped mountains, deep valleys, cedar forests, and coastline made it one of Earth’s extraordinary meeting places. Before Zecharia Sitchin translated ancient Akkadian records of the settlement of the Eastern Mediterranean coast, the Denosbans had retreated from …

LEBANON, 400,000 BCE–2026 By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D.

From Phoenician Partnership and Mediterranean Exchange to Imperial Conquest, Sectarian Rivalry, and the Continuing Struggle for Cooperation By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. (Anthropology, U.C.L.A.) LEBANON: CROSSROADS IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF ISRAEL AND IRAN Along the eastern Mediterranean shore, mountains rise behind a narrow coastal plain. Cedar forests once covered much of the high country. Natural …