The Glythian palace is located west of Benghazi and bears witness to a rich Romanian history, where it was a military and agricultural centre, including a horse, an olive barricade and a water tank.
The Glythian palace is located west of Benghazi and bears witness to a rich Romanian history, where it was a military and agricultural centre, including a horse, an olive barricade and a water tank.
Reuters reported that a team of researchers and experts to monitor the effects of Benghazi continued to repair and rehabilitate the "Glytha Palace" archaeological site in the Tica area, some 15 kilometres west of the city, with subjective potential, in the absence of financial and logistical support from the official authorities concerned.