Wilkin and MacIver offer an invaluable account of their archaeological expedition to Libya in the early 20th century. Their detailed descriptions of the ancient ruins and artifacts they discovered, combined with their insights into the historical and cultural significance of these finds, make this book a fascinating read for anyone interested in archaeology or ancient history.

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