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Rome, 4 Dec. (AKI) - Italian archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient Roman city submerged off the coast of Libya. The remains of the city date back to the 2nd century A.D. and were found by archaeologists and experts from Sicily and the University Suor Orsola Benincasa of Naples, involved in the ArCoLibia archaeology project.

The discovery took place on the Cape of Ras Eteen on the western side of Libya's Gulf of Bumbah, as archaeologists were searching the area for shipwrecks and the remains of ancient ports.


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ARCHAELOGY: BURIED CITY FOUND BY ITALIANS IN LIBYA

(ANSAmed) - PALERMO, DECEMBER 4 - A buried city from the Roman era has been discovered by Italian archaeologists in Libya along the eastern coast of Cyrenaica. The area has been located between the cities of Derna and Bomba, not far from Tobruk. mehr...

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Alexander

Alexandria, Ptolmeta und nun auch diese bisher namenlose Stadt (um nur die allgemein bekannten zu nennen): Da scheint es doch zu einigen Absenkungen gekommen zu sein.