Archeology of Libya on Display
Institut du Monde Arabe,Paris,France
Libya, A Revealed Heritage presents 10 archaeological sites spanning the country’s history from prehistoric through medieval times. Through photographs and videos, the exhibition highlights the work of the French Archaeological Mission in Libya, showcasing the diversity of the country’s heritage and the challenges of preservation and restoration.
Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, through October 20
Top Roman baths of Apollonia, Trajanic period
Credit © MAFL
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