خان التماثيلي شاهد معماري في ذاكرة مدينة طرابلس لبنان : دراسة ميدانية

Abstract EN

The city of Tripoli, the capital of North Lebanon and Lebanon's sccond city, 85 km to the north of the city of Beirut.

A hospitable city mixed present history and coexisted economic movement with active lifestyle and meek (1).

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Includes Tripoli, a large number of archaeological and historical structures, including over forty building registered on the list of the archaeological inventory of buildings, mosques, schools and boxes and bathrooms mostly back to the Mamluk era, and especially to the fourteenth centu^ AD.

The market or Khan markets and Khanadtha a distinctive urban space still retains a number of inherited characteristics since the Middle Ages so combines holders per profession or trade of tailors and jewelers and Ttaran and Tanners and Sapunjaan Dressers and others (2).With reference to some of these buildings have earned the right to study and publication and others still waiting to relieve him dust decade as is the case Khan ^tmasala in the city, which constitutes one of the most historic landmarks in the port area and surprising that there is no study about it and found it more like a tourist by information only.

Which prompted the researcher to intensive field work to study based on experience Almtoadayh in archeology, including facilitated by looking at its architecture and decoration and compared with the rest of the fields in the city.