Ancient Greek tombstone exposed in Libya, following Storm Daniel floods
The devastating floods caused by Storm Daniel in Libya led to an unexpected archaeological discovery: an ancient Greek tombstone made of limestone.
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Archaeological Site of Cyrene
2015 39COM 7B.56 - Archaeological Site of Cyrene (Libya) (C 190) 2014 38COM 7B.2 - Archaeological Site of Cyrene (Libya) (C 190) 2013 37COM 7B.53 - Archaeological Site of Cyrene (Libyan Arab ...
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Libya revolt spares 'Athens of Africa', but kills tourism
SHAHAT, Libya, (AFP) - The spectacular ruins of the ancient Greek city Cyrene survived Libya's bloody revolution intact, but the uprising has killed off tourism in a country that only recently opened ...
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How A Substitute For An Extinct Herb Became A Crucial Spice In Indian Cooking
Way back when, in 631 B.C., a city called Cyrene was founded by Greece. Situated in the northeastern part of modern day Libya, Cyrene eventually became a realm of the Roman Empire. Occupying the ...