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Twa syèk apre, Bizanten Anperè Jistinyen an bati yon gwo kay won gwo ranpa sou ti mòn lan menm, ak Stari Bar te kòmanse yo devlope nan yon sant aktif sou Adriyatik kòt la. Nan syèk la 10th, Stari Bar te refere yo kòm 'Antinbaris a, tankou nan, opoze nan lavil la Italyen, Bari'. Kon sa non li ye kounye a. Nan syèk la 11th, li te fè pati nan Duklja oswa Zeta, premye slav littoral eta a, ak pran yo touswit apre te vin youn nan kote ki pi enpòtan politik, ekonomik ak kiltirèl sou kòt la. Prèske tout bilding yo 240 kouche nan wine, yon rezilta nan bonbadman pa Montenegrins yo lè yo pran vil la tounen soti nan Il Tirk yo nan 1878.
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Three centuries later, the Byzantine Emperor Justinian built a fortified tower on the same hill, and Stari Bar started to develop into an active centre on the Adriatic coast. In the 10th century, Stari Bar was referred to as 'the Antinbaris, as in, opposite to the Italian city, Bari'. Hence its current name. In the 11th century, it was part of Duklja or Zeta, the first Slavonic littoral state, and soon after became one of the most important political, economic and cultural places on the coast. Nearly all the 240 buildings lie in ruin, a result of shelling by the Montenegrins when they captured the town back from the Turks in 1878.