Stretching the Boundaries

from THE ARCHITECTURE, by MARCUS VITRUVIUS POLLIO. BOOK THE SIXTH, INTRODUCTION. ARISTIPPUS, the Socratic philosopher, shipwrecked on  th...

"Satellites and aerial photographs have revealed evidence of over a hundred fortified farms, villages, and towns - many with castle-lik...

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Libya  are: Archaeological Site of Cyrene Archaeological Site of Leptis Magna Archaeological Site of Sabra...

« Sono diventato tutto quel che ho voluto. E mi accorgo che non ne valeva la pena » questo disse Settimio Severo, a un suo luogotenente, co...

Garamantes lived in fertile areas of Sahara, corresponding to the southwestern Libya, which had not always been a desert. In a period lastin...

Leptis Magna was a punic and then roman settlement. Septimius Severus (145 – 211), Roman Emperor from 193 to 211, was born in this town. Lep...

By the fifth century B.C., Carthage, the greatest of the overseas Phoenician colonies, had extended its hegemony across much of North Africa...