Leptis Magna near Al Khums in Libya was once one of Rome’s richest ports. Today its vast ruins lie almost empty, waiting to be rediscovered by curious travelers. Leptis Magna, Al Khums, travel, ...

LEPTIS MAGNA, Libya (Reuters) - The limestone and marble ruins of Leptis Magna on Libya's coast could be a hive of activity and a top tourist destination, but conflict has left one of ancient Rome's ...

Antiquities expert Yousef al-Khattali recently made an archaeological discovery at Villa Silin, about 55 miles from downtown Tripoli. The late-first-century Roman villa overlooks the Mediterranean ...

A 2:46. minute narrated film clip on the magnificent Roman ruins of Leptis Magna, Libya, from the 1972 "Rome in Africa" created by Hal, Halla and David Linker's for their television travelogue series, ...

One of the few visitors to the ancient Roman city of Leptis Magna in Libya looks at the Arch of Septimius Severus – Copyright AFP Mahmud TURKIA Once among the Roman ...

LEPTIS MAGNA, Libya - The most vibrant cities of the Roman Empire were often not found in Europe. Many were located along the southern and eastern Mediterranean and Aegean, such as Leptis Magna, ...

Sites range from ancient rock art to Hellenic and Roman cities UNESCO experts say some locations are being partially bulldozed and built upon UNESCO has placed five World Heritage Sites in Libya on ...

Leptis Magna in Al Khums, Libya, was once a glittering Roman port on the Mediterranean. Today its silent theaters, arches, and markets reveal a vast open-air time capsule for curious U.S. travelers.