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City in the Sand
As we were scanning a box on Roman sites around the Mediterranean this image of Leptis Magna sprang out at us. Located directly on the sea in what is now Libya, Leptis Magna rose to become one of the great … Continue reading
Posted in Archives Progress, Film negatives, HEIR, Myres, Photography, Tracking the Future of the Past
Tagged archaeologist, black-and-white, City in the Sand, environmental change, Leptis Magna, Libya, lost city, myres, nineteenth century, photography, port, Roman, ruin, sand, Tripoli
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