Libyan Antiquities Authority

The Tourist Police and Antiquities Protection Authority announced the handover of a valuable artifact to the Libyan Antiquities Authority in a ceremony held in Benghazi.<

The Libyan Antiquities Authority and the US Embassy have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in the field of protecting cultural heritage and combating antiquities

The Antiquities Inspection Department of Shahat in eastern Libya received the head of an ancient statue found by a citizen in Gandula area, southwest of the city of Al-Ba

Head of the Antiquities Authority, Mohammed Faraj, has discussed with the Mayor of Municipality of Gharyan, Nasser Brini, the establishment of a museum within the city to

A Libyan delegation, consisting of the Antiquities Authority and a representative of the Department of Foreign Affairs at the Cabinet Office, agreed with the Greek author

The First Secretary of the Italian Embassy has conducted a visit to the Antiquities Authority in Tripoli, where he was received by the head of the authority Dr.

The Libyan Antiquities Authority (LAA) announced on Saturday that a Libyan citizen named Fadel Adam Yunus, working at the Tourist Police Office of Tolmeita, eastern Libya had han

The Administration of the Bani Walid Museum has begun maintenance and restoration work in sections of the museum, which is located in the city center, in readiness for its reopen

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 British Museum in London is going to return a persephonic statue to Libya after it has been looted from Shahat in 2012.

The US Department of Homeland Security is to return to the Libyan authorities the head of an archaeological marble statue that was smuggled illegally to the United States, the Li

The Libyan Embassy in Italy announced on Thursday that it had received pieces of stolen artefacts, which have been smuggled outside of Libya.

The Libyan Antiquities Authority said that its staff managed to extinguish a fire that broke out in the Greek ruins of Cyrene, east Libya.

The head of the Antiquities Authority in Tripoli, Mohamed Faraj, said that negotiations are underway with Spanish authorities to restore Libyan artifacts dating back to the Greek

The Libyan Antiquities Authority (LAA) has condemned the destruction of Sabha's historic castle after its walls were severely damaged by missiles during the clashes in