Template:Infobox ancient site

Xog-waranka tusmada

Adeegsiga

{{Infobox ancient site
| name           = <!-- required -->
| native_name    = 
| alternate_name = 
| image          = 
| imagealttext   = 
| caption        = 
| map_type       = 
| map_alt        = 
| map_caption    = 
| map_size       = 
| relief         = 
| latd           = 
| latm           = 
| lats           = 
| latNS          = 
| longd          = 
| longm          = 
| longs          = 
| longEW         = 
| coordinates_display = inline, title
| location       = 
| region         = 
| type           = 
| part_of        = 
| length         = 
| width          = 
| area           = 
| height         = 
| builder        = 
| material       = 
| built          = 
| abandoned      = 
| epochs         = <!-- actually displays as "Periods" -->
| cultures       = 
| dependency_of  = 
| occupants      = 
| event          = 
| excavations    = 
| archaeologists = 
| condition      = 
| ownership      = 
| management     = 
| public_access  = 
| website        = <!-- {{URL|example.com}} -->
| notes          = 
}}

Designations

| designation1            =
| designation1_offname    =
| designation1_type       =
| designation1_criteria   =
| designation1_date       =
| delisted1_date          =
| designation1_partof     =
| designation1_number     =
| designation1_free1name  =
| designation1_free1value =
| designation1_free2name  =
| designation1_free2value =
| designation1_free3name  =
| designation1_free3value =
| designation2            =
| designation2_offname    =
| designation2_type       =
| designation2_criteria   =
| designation2_date       =
| delisted2_date          =
| designation2_partof     =
| designation2_number     =
| designation2_free1name  =
| designation2_free1value =
| designation2_free2name  =
| designation2_free2value =
| designation2_free3name  =
| designation2_free3value =

Parameter descriptions

Many of the titles displayed are broadly inclusive, and the descriptions below are suggestions. If you cannot find a description which exactly matches the information you wish to present, find the closest match. Again, only the "name" parameter is required.

General information regarding the site or structure

• name = Name of the archaeological site or feature as spelled in English references (required)
• native_name = Name in the local language or spelling (this displays below title if present). In some cases it is useful to mention two native names. For example, some ancient Greek cities in Turkey also have a name in Turkish beside their Greek and Latin (English) name. Both names can be mentioned in this entry if they are separated with the <br> tag to insert a line break. For example, in the case of Miletus Μίλητος<br>Milet is used.
• alternate_name = Other name(s) by which the site is known. Most often this entry is used best for alternate names of the site in English. The transliteration of a name in a foreign languages to English often produces multiple English names with slightly different spellings.
• image = Filename of image showing the site
• imagealttext = Alternative text describing the image
• caption = Text for a caption beneath image
• map_type = Name of the map as displayed in Template:Location map/List, without the words "Location map"
• map_alt = Alternative text describing the map
• map_caption = A caption for the map, if this entry is removed a default caption "Shown in (map name)" will be given in case the map_type entry is filled
• map_size = Width of map displayed. Leave empty or remove to get the default size of 220 pixels. In some cases this default does not work well for maps which are very wide, such as the map of Turkey. In that case the map size can be increased to 270. This does not increase the standard width of the whole infobox as long as an image is used in the infobox.
• relief = Any non-blank value (yes, 1, etc.) will cause the template to display a relief map image, where available. For additional information, see Template:Location map#Relief parameter.
• latd = degrees latitude (also see for entering coordinates and use GeoHack to convert coordinates from the decimal notation)
• latm = minutes
• lats = seconds
• latNS = N(orth) or S(outh)
• longd = degrees longitude
• longm = minutes
• longs = seconds
• longEW = E(ast) or W(est)
• coordinates_display = This entry with its value "title" should be included to display the coordinates not only in the infobox, but in the title too.
• location = Area where the site is located, generally in the form of: town, province/state, possibly the administrative region and ending with the country. For example: Montalto di Castro, Province of Viterbo, Lazio, Italy for the article of Vulci.
• region = Use to specify the geographical region of the site, either ancient, modern or both. For example the Yucatán Peninsula, Attica or Mesopotamia. Do not mention administrative divisions such as provinces here, those should be put in the location entry.
• type = Site type (tomb, fortification, encampment, temple, tumulus, settlement, etc.)
• part_of = Name of main site, if part of larger site or complex
• length = Length of site in meters/kilometers, converted to imperial units with Template:Convert, for example {{convert|50|m|abbr=on}}
• width = Width of site in meters/kilometers, converted to imperial units with Template:Convert, for example {{convert|1|km|abbr=on}}
• area = Area covered by the site or structure in hectare (or in square kilometers if exceeding 1 km²), converted to imperial acres (or square miles) with Template:Convert, for example {{convert|5|ha|abbr=on}}
• height = Greatest height of preserved remains in meters, converted to imperial units with Template:Convert
   

History of the site or structure

• builder = If known, name of person or people who built the site
• material = Significant construction materials (stone, plaster, concrete, brick, wood)
• built = Year of construction: c. (circa) or period if year unknown (the label for this field appears as "Founded")
• abandoned = Year went out of use or destroyed: c. (circa) or period if year unknown
• epochs = Period(s) during which the site was in use (e.g., Bronze Age II–Iron Age I)
• cultures = Cultures which evidence has shown to have occupied the site. This can be an archaeological culture but also a culture in the sense of a people. Mention the archaeological culture in the form of a noun minus the word "culture" and mention a people in the form of an adjective. For example, a wikilink to [[Vinča culture]] becomes [[Vinča culture|Vinča]]; [[Celts]] becomes [[Celts|Celtic]]. See Vinča-Belo Brdo for an example.
• dependency_of = If a satellite dependency (e.g., outlying village, quarry, etc.), specify the controlling nearby city or site
• occupants = Significant historical figures occupying or associated with the site
• event = Significant historical event(s) associated with the site
   

Other information and notes about the site or structure

• excavations = Years for major excavation work
• archaeologists = Superintending archeologist(s)
• condition = Present condition of the remains (no extant remains, restored, ruined, etc.)
• ownership = Is the site on private or public property
• management = Pertinent info about the management of the site (private manager, admission fee, etc.)
• public_access = Is the site open to public visits (Yes, No, Limited)
• website = Use only if the site has an official web presence. Use {{URL}} or simply [http://www.very-long-url-here.com Link description] if the link is too long
• notes = any additional necessary explanatory notes

Designations

Up to 2 designations are allowed. Normally designations are listed in decreasing scope (i.e. an international designation first, followed by a national one, etc.). Each designation is represented by a colored bar, controlled by the {{Designation}} template. Though the Designation template is used in the background here, it can be used as a stand-alone template to create tables, lists, and even other infoboxes. For more information see Template:Designation/doc.

To display a designation, there are several templates. While no parameters are necessary, it is recommended that at least the designation date and reference number (if applicable) are known before adding the designation. For each designation (1-2) the following parameters may be used:

designation1 – Input the callname of the designation here. For a list of supported callnames, see Template:Designation/doc#Supported designations.

Example format – | designation1 = World Heritage Site

designation1_offname – The official name of the historic site, as listed in the register. If the official name is the same as the common name at the top of the infobox, this field is not necessary. If more than one name is included on the register, include all of them.

Example format – | designation1_offname = Obélisque antique

designation1_type – Some registers have certain types of designations (i.e. "Natural" and "Cultural", "Grade I" and "Grade II", etc.). If the type is closely associated with the designation, input that type here.

Example format – | designation1_type = Cultural

designation1_criteria – Some registers require sites to meet specific criteria (normally one or more items in a list) for inclusion. If the criteria is known, input it here.

Example format – | designation1_criteria = ii, iv

designation1_date – Date when the site received this designation. Normally this parameter needs a reference (make sure it is properly formatted).

Example format – | designation1_date = March 4, 1972<ref>{{cite web|...}}</ref>

delisted1_date – If a site has been removed from a designation's list, this is the date of delisting. Setting a value to this parameter causes the designation's color bar to turn grey and adds the word "Former" to the beginning. This parameter also needs a reference.

Example format – | delisted1_date = March 5, 1972<ref>{{cite web|...}}</ref>

designation1_partof – Some designations are part of larger designations (i.e. an individually designated building inside a designated district or an individually designated district in a designated city). For example, Ellis Island is a part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument; both are listed as New York City Landmarks. If the larger designation is listed on the same register, include the name of the larger designation here. If a Wikipedia article exists about that designation, link to it.

Example format – | designation1_partof = [[Statue of Liberty National Monument]]

designation1_number – Most registers include unique reference numbers for each site so that they can be searched for more easily than by name (There may be two Jones Houses on the register, but they have unique reference numbers). Include this reference number here.

Example format – | designation1_number = 70010045

For designation 2, these same parameters are used, only "designation1" in all the parameters is replaced by "designation2", "designation3", etc.

Custom parameters

Besides all of these hard-coded parameters there is also the possibility of adding up to 3 custom parameters for each designation. These can be used for information specific to that single register (such as "Region" for World Heritage Sites or "Multiple Property Submission" to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places). If there is anything extra needed to fully identify the designated site, include it here. designation1_free1name – The name (bolded part) of the 1st custom parameter you would like to identify.

Example format – | designation1_free1name = Region

designation1_free1value – The value to which you want to set the custom parameter.

Example format – | designation1_free1value = [[World Heritage Sites in Europe|Europe and North America]]

Up to three custom parameters can be named and defined for each parameter (| designation1_free2name =, | designation1_free2value =, etc.).

Tusaale

Habka

Palace of Potytles
House of Potytles excavation (fictional)
Loo yaqaan	Potytleon
Barta	Izmir (Smyrna)
Nooca	Dwelling
Qayb ka mida	Acropolis
Bedka	2.05 km2 (0.79 sq mi)
Taariikh
Dhisme	Hyxixus
Qalab	Stone
La asasay	c. 480 BCE
Lagatagay	c. 430 BCE
Xiliyada	Bronze II–Hellenistic
Xiriir la leh	Potytles, Cimon
Websiteka wararka
Xaaladda	Partial restoration
Lahaanshaha	Public
Maamulka	Private concessionaire, entry fee
Hanti dadweyne	No
Active excavation

{{Infobox ancient site
| name = Palace of Potytles
| native_name =
| alternate_name = Potytleon
| image = Example svg.svg
| imagealttext = Looking down onto tumbled, colorful ashlars
| caption = House of Potytles excavation (fictional)
| map_type =
| map_alt =
| map_size =
| location = Izmir (Smyrna)
| region =
| type = Dwelling
| part_of = Acropolis
| length =
| width =
| area = {{convert|2.05|km2|abbr=on}}
| height =
| builder = Hyxixus
| material = Stone
| built = c. 480 BCE
| abandoned = c. 430 BCE
| epochs = Bronze II–Hellenistic
| cultures =
| dependency_of =
| occupants = Potytles, [[Cimon]]
| event =
| excavations =
| archaeologists =
| condition = Partial restoration
| ownership =
| management = Private concessionaire, entry fee
| public_access = No
| website =
| notes = Active excavation
}}

Larger site

Ras Ibn Hani رأس ابن هاني (Carabi)
A tomb at Ras Ibn Hani
Shown within Syria
Loo yaqaan	Betyllion
Barta	Latakia, Syria
Isuduwe	35°35′6″N 35°44′45.6″E
Nooca	Settlement
Bedka	2 ha (4.9 acres)
Taariikh
Xiliyada	Late Bronze–Early Byzantine
Dhaqan	Canaanite, Hellenistic, Roman
Dayax gacameedka	Ugarit
Websiteka wararka
Lahaanshaha	Mixed public and private
Hanti dadweyne	Partial
Now is the site of Cote d'Azur

{{Infobox_ancient_site
| name = Ras Ibn Hani
| native_name = رأس ابن هاني {{ar icon}}
| alternate_name = Betyllion
| image = RasIbnHani,tomb1.jpg
| imagealttext = A corridor built of ashlars leads to a ruined archway
| caption = A tomb at Ras Ibn Hani
| map_type = Syria
| map_alt = Located on the Mediterranean coast of Syria
| latd = 35
| latm = 35
| lats = 6
| latNS = N
| longd = 35
| longm = 44
| longs = 45.6
| longEW = E
| coordinates_display = title
| location = [[Latakia]], [[Syria]]
| region =
| type = Settlement
| part_of =
| length =
| width =
| area = {{convert|2|ha|abbr=on}}
| height =
| builder =
| material = 
| built =
| abandoned =
| epochs = Late Bronze–Early Byzantine
| cultures = Canaanite, Hellenistic, Roman
| dependency_of = [[Ugarit]]
| occupants =
| event =
| excavations =
| archaeologists =
| condition =
| ownership = Mixed public and private
| public_access = Partial
| website =
| notes = Now is the site of [[Cote d'Azur, Syria|Cote d'Azur]]
}}

Ama sidaan

{{Infobox ancient site
  |name = Babylon
  |native_name = بابل
  |alternate_name = 
  |image = US Navy 030529-N-5362A-001 A U.S. Marine Corps Humvee vehicle drives down a road at the foot of Saddam Hussein's former Summer palace with ruins of ancient Babylon in the background.jpg
  |imagealttext = From the foot of Saddam Hussein's Summer Palace a Humvee is seen driving down a road towards the left. Palm trees grow near the road and the ruins of Babylon can be seen in the background.
  |caption = A partial view of the ruins of Babylon from [[Saddam Hussein]]'s Summer Palace
  |map_type = Iraq
  |map_alt = Babylon lies in the center of Iraq
  |latd = 32
  |latm = 32
  |lats = 11
  |latNS = N
  |longd = 44
  |longm = 25
  |longs = 15
  |longEW = E
  |coordinates_display = title
  |location = [[Hillah]], [[Babil Governorate]], [[Iraq]]
  |region = [[Mesopotamia]]
  |type = Settlement
  |part_of = 
  |length = 
  |width = 
  |area = {{convert|9|km2|abbr=on}}
  |height = 
  |builder = [[Amorite]]s
  |material = 
  |built = 1894 BC
  |abandoned = 
  |epochs = <!-- actually displays as "Periods" -->
  |cultures = 
  |dependency_of = 
  |occupants = 
  |event = 
  |excavations = 
  |archaeologists = 
  |condition = Ruined
  |ownership = Public
  |management = 
  |public_access = Yes
  |website = <!-- {{URL|example.com}} -->
  |notes = 
}}

Sidaan ayaa soo baxaysa

Ras Ibn Hani رأس ابن هاني (Carabi)
A tomb at Ras Ibn Hani
Shown within Syria
Loo yaqaan	Betyllion
Barta	Latakia, Syria
Isuduwe	35°35′6″N 35°44′45.6″E
Nooca	Settlement
Bedka	2 ha (4.9 acres)
Taariikh
Xiliyada	Late Bronze–Early Byzantine
Dhaqan	Canaanite, Hellenistic, Roman
Dayax gacameedka	Ugarit
Websiteka wararka
Lahaanshaha	Mixed public and private
Hanti dadweyne	Partial
Now is the site of Cote d'Azur

Ama sidaan

Babylon
بابل
A partial view of the ruins of Babylon from Saddam Hussein's Summer Palace
 
Shown within Iraq
Barta
Hillah, Babil Governorate, Iraq
Gobolka
Mesopotamia
Isuduwe
32°32′11″N 44°25′15″E
Nooca
Settlement
Bedka
9 km2 (3.5 sq mi)
Taariikh
Dhisme
Amorites
La asasay
1894 BC
Websiteka wararka
Xaaladda
Ruined
Lahaanshaha
Public
Hanti dadweyne
Yes
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