Libyan Antiquities

A member of the public has returned the head of a marble statue that dates back to the Greek era, to the Shahat Antiquities Inspectorate. 

Al-Bayda Security Directorate announced, on Friday, the rescue of three Egyptian people who were trapped in a tunnel more than 40 meters deep, while illegally digging for ancient

Official authorities in Tripoli managed to infiltrate a gang consisting of three Libyans and one Syrian individual, seeking to sell priceless historical Aramaic manuscr

The Antiquities Control Office in Mount Nafusa, western Libya, has said that an ancient tomb was discovered by accident in the suburbs of Nalut town.

The Chairman of the Presidential Council (PC), Fayez Al-Sarraj said that many of the archaeological sites have been devastated and looted, as a result of the crisis the

Libya's embassy in Washington threw Wednesday a ceremony in which several pottery antiquities of Germanic Civilization from Libya were returned.