US EditionArchaeologists Uncover Roman-Era Site in Libya’s Benghazi
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Archaeologists Uncover Roman-Era Site in Libya’s Benghazi
A joint archaeological team from the Departments of Antiquities in Benghazi and Tokra has announced the discovery of an ancient Roman settlement and a historical burial cave in northeastern Libya. The site, known locally as “Haqfat Lusayq,” is located between the regions of Qabr Jirah and Boumrim, just northeast of Benghazi. The field mission revealed multiple layers of archaeological interest. The centerpiece of the discovery is a cave containi…
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