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Leptis Magna is an ancient city buried in sand, and an archaeological site. Leptis Magna, Great Leptis, or simply Leptis, known as Lebda to modern-day residents of Libya, was a prominent city of the Roman Empire

Part of a tour to Libya to see the 2006 Total Solar Eclipse in the Libyan Sahara Desert in March 2006.
Arch of Septimus Severus, Cardo MaximusRelief carvings, Arch of Septimus SeverusLooking down the Cardo Maximus from the Arch of Septimus SeverusThe pool, Hadriactic BathsWood-fired water heating system, Hadriactic BathsRaised floor hypocaust heating system for the Laconica, or sweat room, Hadriactic BathsRoman public toiletsMedusa in marble, The Forum of Severus,Arches in the Forum of SeverusShops along the perimeter of the Forum of SeverusMedusa in marble, The Forum of SeverusMedusa in marble, The Forum of SeverusBasilica beside the Forum of SeverusDecorated pillars in the Basilica beside the Forum of SeverusStone tabletThe MarketThe MarketMy group walking down the Roman road to the theatreTwo roads leading to the theatreThe theatre with the Mediterranean Sea behind
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