At Tiri

At Tiri, located in the Caza of Bint Jbeil, Lebanon, is an archaeological site of significant historical interest. The site is notable for its prehistoric and Neolithic archaeological evidence, particularly at Taire II, which holds artifacts from the Qaraoun culture, indicating Heavy Neolithic activity. The village features a mix of architectural structures, including a mosque built with cut stones likely repurposed from ancient buildings, as well as dolmens and sarcophagi. Water management features such as cisterns and a birkeh are also present. Historical records from the Ottoman era note the village's existence and its predominantly Muslim population. At Tiri provides valuable insights into the region's prehistoric period and its continued habitation through the Ottoman era.