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عين ليبيا
Journey Through Jermanat Lands
The article recounts an exploratory journey undertaken by two Libyan youths, Mohamed Abdullah Al Tarhouni and Hamza Mahmoud Al Falah, aimed at uncovering the history of the ancient city of Jarma in Libya through fieldwork supported by photographs and research. The piece focuses on the concept of "Archaeosophy," a term coined by the authors to merge archaeology with literature, poetry, and the arts, with the goal of reviving the human connection to place and enriching archaeological studies with a multidisciplinary poetic perspective. It also highlights the importance of discovering relics of ancient civilizations—such as inscriptions, walls, and tombs—that reflect the life and legends of Libya’s ancient culture, particularly the civilization of Jarma, which once held widespread ambitions and dominance in the region. The article concludes by emphasizing that this journey aims to rebuild historical awareness and open new avenues for understanding Libya’s rich heritage beyond traditional methods.
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