Libya Uncovers New Archaeological Find
The Shahat Archaeological Surveillance team was able to find an ancient inscription dating back to the early Roman period after a citizen reported the presence of a stone bearing Greek inscriptions in the Abalkhana area east of Shahat. An examination of the stone was conducted, and it was determined to be limestone with Greek writings. It was found to be broken, and it is assumed that the missing part contains important information. The inscription was transported to the Shahat Archaeological Surveillance warehouses for study by a team of researchers in cooperation with specialists, with the aim of identifying its archaeological and historical details. This discovery is significant as it adds new archaeological material to the region's historical studies and highlights the importance of community engagement in protecting cultural heritage.
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