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France Reveals Key Libyan Discoveries 2026
The French archaeological expedition in Libya has concluded its 2026 field season, revealing important findings related to the sites of Apollonia, Lathron, and Leptis Magna. Studies at Apollonia (currently Sousse) confirmed its Hellenistic dating, with the discovery of city walls, a new theater, and previously undocumented archaeological artifacts. In Lathron, excavations contributed to understanding the design of Roman baths and the region's re-settlement during the Byzantine era. Meanwhile, at Leptis Magna, a network of water channels was uncovered, leading to a better understanding of the hydraulic system. The season's activities also included scientific meetings and heritage conservation workshops, in cooperation with Libyan and French authorities, to enhance knowledge of Libyan heritage. The 2026 results represent an important step in expanding archaeological research and supporting the ongoing archaeological partnership established in 1976.
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