QNA:
The National Institute of Heritage in Tunisia announced Monday evening, the discovery of antiquities likely to date back to the Roman era, in the “Kebli” region, southwest of Tunisia.
Dr. Murad Al-Shetwi, representative of the National Institute of Heritage in Kebili, confirmed that at the institute they examined the site of the discovered antiquities.
and made preliminary verifications of the room that was built (its surroundings and inside), because it was built on some of these antiquities.
which turned out to be represented in an ancient basin likely to date back to the Roman period.
In addition to the presence of foundations for the walls of buildings inside the room.
Al-Shetwi said that the National Heritage Institute was contacted to discuss the possibility of allocating a budget to conduct excavations in the place.
with the excavations being conducted by the team that moved to the site, over the coming days.
to verify the nature of the antiquities that were found, and to save what can be saved after works. construction in place.