At the grain stall, the merchandise would have been measured using these Imperial Standard measure, and would have been given a seal of endorsement before being sold.
Written Mar 20, 2005
The area has been heavily looted, the temples, basilica and curia are all gone.
This would have been the centre of the original settlement at Leptis Magna, at around the 7th century BC.
Written Mar 20, 2005
The building dates from the Trajan period, when it was a temple. Later, during the Byzantine period, it was converted to a Christian Church.
Written Mar 20, 2005
This enormous marble block which David is standing in front of, would have been on top of the 9m high pillars. There would have been inscriptions leading all the way around the room.
Written Mar 20, 2005
Although temporarily reconstructed to only one storey, the pulpit from where the Bishop would have conducted his sermon, would have been two storeys high.
Written Mar 20, 2005
In the 10th century AD, this typical African dwelling was built atop rubble from the ruined Roman city of Leptis.
Written Mar 20, 2005
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