Tripolitania Collection

Tripoli, Libya; The Castle; now housing the Museum of the Jamahariya as seen from across a small lake

Theatre, Sabratha, Libya
The Roman Theatre of Sabratha in Libya. The magnificent late 3rd century theatre, that retains its three-storey architectural backdrop

CARTOGRAPHY "French West Africa and Sahara"
6202965 CARTOGRAPHY "French West Africa and Sahara"; (add.info.: CARTOGRAPHY "French West Africa and Sahara". Flag, cartography and view of Tombuctu and an Oasis in the desert)

Sabratha Roman archaeological site. Sabratha, Tripolitania, Libya

Sabratha Roman site, Tripolitania, Libya

The impact of modern civilisation in Tripolitania (colour litho)
2779766 The impact of modern civilisation in Tripolitania (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The impact of modern civilisation in Tripolitania)

Soldiers and cannons in an old Turkish fortress, Tunisia or Tripolitania, 3rd March
GBW466614 Soldiers and cannons in an old Turkish fortress, Tunisia or Tripolitania, 3rd March, 1916 (autochrome) by Samama-Chikli, Albert (1872-1934); eGalerie Bilderwelt; Tunisian, out of copyright

An Italian soldier seizing a Muslim flag during a battle beneath the wars of Tripoli (colour litho)
2779768 An Italian soldier seizing a Muslim flag during a battle beneath the wars of Tripoli (colour litho) by French School

The victorious fight of Misrata (colour litho)
2809247 The victorious fight of Misrata (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The victorious fight of Misrata)

Moeurs Et Superstitions De La Tripolitaine (engraving)
2789020 Moeurs Et Superstitions De La Tripolitaine (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Moeurs Et Superstitions De La Tripolitaine)

An Arab agitator preaching jihad in Tripolitania (colour litho)
2779770 An Arab agitator preaching jihad in Tripolitania (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Arab agitator preaching jihad in Tripolitania)

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LIBYA, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna View over Roman amphitheatre towards the Mediterranean Sea behind

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LIBYA, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna The Roman amphitheatre seen from the stage area through columns

R. A. F. Ground Crews: Tripolitania, c1942-1943, (1945). Creator: Unknown
R.A.F. Ground Crews: Tripolitania, c1942-1943, (1945). From " R.A.F. Middle East - The Official Story of Air Operations, Feb. 1942 - Jan. 1943"

Tripoli, Libya; Libyan flags prominently displayed on Green Square in front of the entrance to the old Medina of Tripoli

The Italo-Turkish War - Tripoli occupied by Italy
The Italo-Turkish War - A postcard celebrating Tripoli being captured by Italy in 1911. Date: circa 1912

Italo-Turkish War - Raffaele Borea Ricci d Olmo, Admiral
Italo-Turkish War - Raffaele Borea Ricci d Olmo, an Italian naval officer with the rank of Counter Admiral. He was the first Italian governor of Tripolitania

Libya, Tripolitania, Sabrahta; At the Roman city, the remains of a marble column

Libya; Tripolitania; Khums; An inscription on a stone and the Arch of Septimius Severus

Libya, Tripolitania, Tripolitania; A tower from the former Cathedral

Libya; Tripolitania; Khums; The Head of the Medusa on arches in the Severan Forum at Leptis Magna

Gadames, Libya - Interior of a Notable Home
Ghadames - an oasis town in the Nalut District of the Tripolitania region in northwestern Libya - Interior of a Notable Home. Date: circa 1910s

Leptis Magna
The forum of severe

Ancient Roman Pedestal, inscription Genio Coloniae Lepcis Magnae Crescentinae, Leptis Magna, Libya

Head of Medusa, Severan Forum, Ruins of the Roman City Leptis Magna, Libya

Severan Basilica, Ruins of the Roman City Leptis Magna, Libya

Window, Ruins of the Roman City Leptis Magna, Libya

Lying and standing ancient columns with ionic capital, Ruins of the Roman City Leptis Magna, Libya

Columns, Severan basilica, Ruins of the Roman City Leptis Magna, Libya

Christmas Postcard from the 512 Field Survey Company, M.E.F. (Middle Eastern Force) - serving The Middle East. The badges/flags of the regions/areas covered by (and in alliance with) the Co

Libya, Tripolitania, Sabratha, Roman Theatre UNESCO World Heritage Site, 2nd-3rd century

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna Archaeological Site, Severan Forum, ruins of Basilica UNESCO World Heritage Site, archaeological site

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna Archaeological Site, Severan Forum, ruins of Basilica UNESCO World Heritage Site, archaeological site

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna, Severan Forum, Bas-Relief, Detail UNESCO World Heritage Site, archaeological site

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna, Extramural excavated amphitheatre, 1st century ad
Libya - Tripolitania. Leptis Magna Archaeological Site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982). Extramural excavated amphitheatre

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna, Roman forum, Detail, Head of one of Nereids
Libya - Tripolitania - Leptis Magna. UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982. Roman forum. Detail. Head of one of the Nereids

Libya, Tripolitania, Leptis Magna, Severan Forum
Libya - Tripolitania. Leptis Magna Archaeological Site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982). Forum

Libya, Tripolitania, Sabratha, Roman Theatre, 2nd / 3rd century, Bas-relief, Detail
Libya - Tripolitania - Tripolitania. Sabratha (or Sabratah). UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982. Roman theatre, AD 2nd-3rd century. Detail

Libya, Tripolitania, Sabratha, Religious Curia building
Libya - Tripolitania. Sabratha or Sabratah (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982). Religious Curia building

Libya, Historical Tripolitania, Ancient Sabratha, Theater, Detail of relief
Libya - Historical Tripolitania - Ancient Sabratah (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982). Theater, detail of decoration in relief

Libya, Sabratha, Historical Tripolitania, Punic tomb
Libya - Historical Tripolitania - Ancient Sabratah (Sabratha), archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982). Punic tomb or mausoleum of Bes

Portolan chart depicting Tripolitania, Africa and wind rose, by Francesco Oliva, 1631
Cartography, 17th century. Portolan chart depicting Tripolitania, Africa and wind rose, by Francesco Oliva, 1631

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Tripolitania, a region in Libya with a rich historical and cultural heritage, offers visitors a glimpse into its fascinating past. One of the main attractions is Tripoli, the capital city of Libya. Standing proudly in the heart of Tripoli is The Castle, which now houses the Museum of the Jamahariya. From across a small lake, this magnificent structure presents an awe-inspiring sight. Another must-visit site is Sabratha's Theatre. This ancient Roman theater takes you back to a time when performances and spectacles captivated audiences. Its grandeur and architectural brilliance are truly remarkable. Leptis Magna's Theatre also lies within Tripolitania and has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This archaeological wonder showcases the magnificence of Roman architecture at its finest. The history includes significant events like the Italo-Turkish War when Italy occupied Tripoli. Raffaele Borea Ricci d Olmo, an admiral during this period, played a crucial role in shaping these events. Sabratha Roman site further adds to the allure with its well-preserved ruins that transport you back to ancient times. Walking through these remnants gives you an immersive experience into life during that era. The Italian occupation left its mark on Tripolitania as depicted by color lithographs from that time period. These images capture both the beauty and impact of this historical event on the region. Additionally, Latrines from Sabratha's Roman city provide insight into daily life during 2nd-3rd century Tripolitania. These structures offer glimpses into how people lived their lives centuries ago. To complete your journey through history, don't miss out on visiting Sabratha's Roman theatre - another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tripolitania. Its grand stage once hosted captivating performances that entertained the masses.