Jul 12
Antaeus
狄俄墨德斯tag里好歹还有几个人，安泰俄斯这里我一进屋就被冻死了，好冷
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Antaeus
狄俄墨德斯tag里好歹还有几个人，安泰俄斯这里我一进屋就被冻死了，好冷
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Amid the ruins of the ancient city of Ptolemais, archaeologists found dozens of game boards that were once likely used by shepherds.
I love that this kind of things is found everywhere
Interior of a Tomb in the Northern Necropolis of Cyrene, Libya
Edwin Augustus Porcher, 1861
Explore libyan archaeology with french professor Vincent Michel (EN - ITA - FR).
Estimated reading time: 10 min.
Here we present you the link and the introductions of the three parts composing the interview of Vincent Michel, professor of Art History and Eastern Archaeology at the University of Poitiers and director of the french archaeological mission in ancient Libya.
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An international team led by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, has sequenced the
This is kind of an astonishing find. When the desert mummifies, it's forever, or 7000 years, whichever comes first.
Experts say the Ptolemaic figure was taken from a Libyan museum during World War II.
Libya feels like an archaeological black hole - so little archaeology has been done there for obvious reasons. It remains tantalising and out of reach. I'd love to hear more about the Libyan Department of Antiquities and what they've been doing.
Several pyramidal necropolises exist in Libya from the reign of the Garamantes, a kingdom that emerged as a major regional power in the Saha
So little information on the archaeology in Libya. Great to read anything about it.