Garamantian Pottery: Change and Exchange in an Inter-Regional Perspective by Maria Carmela Gatto
Garamantian Pottery: Change and Exchange in an Inter-Regional Perspective by Maria Carmela Gatto Members of the Society for Libyan Studies are well
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Shālla as a Site of Royal Presence: Constructing the Sultanic Image in Fourteenth-Century Morocco by Péter T Nagy
Shālla as a Site of Royal Presence: Constructing the Sultanic Image in Fourteenth-Century Morocco by Péter T Nagy The funerary complex located
Anglo-Libyan Relations in the 20th Century by Rupert Wieloch
Anglo-Libyan Relations in the 20th Century by Rupert Wieloch This talk will discuss how Britain’s policy of non-interference in Libya was tested
Inscriptions of Libya: An International Workshop
Inscriptions of Libya: An International Workshop This workshop, organised by the Institute of Classical Studies and the Society for Libyan Studies, marks
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Building the Countryside: Rural Architecture and Settlement in Tripolitania during the Roman and Late Antique Periods by Nichole Sheldrick
'Building the Countryside: Rural Architecture and Settlement in Tripolitania during the Roman and Late Antique Periods' by Nichole Sheldrick This talk will
Understanding Ancient Tripolitania: Research, Partnerships and Knowledge Sharing
The British School at Rome 61 Via Antonio Gramsci, Rome, ItalyUnderstanding Ancient Tripolitania: Research, Partnerships, and Knowledge Sharing This international workshop is organised jointly by BILNAS and the British School at Rome
The BILNAS Annual Lecture: ‘Under the Same Sky – Regionalising Ancient North Africa’ by Professor Josephine Quinn
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United Kingdom'Under the Same Sky: Regionalising Ancient North Africa' by Josephine Quinn, Professor of Ancient History, University of Oxford. The British Institute for
BILNAS Lecture: ‘In Search of the Sources of the Sources: Exploring Fatimid Libraries of North Africa’ by Dr Kumail Rajani
'In Search of the Sources of the Sources: Exploring Fatimid Libraries of North Africa' by Dr Kumail Rajani, University of Exeter Soon
Ancient North Africa – Histories, Cities, and Landscapes: The Story of Cyrenaican Horses in the Greek and Roman Periods and its Reality
Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies, 66 St. Giles’, United KingdomThe Story of Cyrenaican Horses in the Greek and Roman Periods and its Reality by Dr Muna Haroun Abdelhamed Our knowledge about
Ruins of the Empire: Roman Antiquities in Fascist Libya
Ruins of the Empire: Roman Antiquities in Fascist Libya by Simona Troilo (University of L’Aquila) Archaeology in Libya played a key role
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