Sudanese makes a fuss in Libya after finding an artifact

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Social media sites in Libya buzzed by praising a Sudanese resident after he found a Roman-era artefact near the inside of his farm where he resides with his family in the eastern Libyan city of Tokara in rubble.

The Sudanese resident, named Elsir, informed the Libyan authorities that he had found an artefact near his residence. The authorities summoned the Head of the Department of Antiquities of the University of Benghazi, D. Khaled al-Hadar, who immediately attended the site to become a Roman-era artifact.

Al-Hayar thanked the Sudanese resident who worked on a farm belonging to his family and promised to honour him.

Libyan commentators on the news, posted on the Facebook platform, demanded a tribute befitting the Sudanese trust, who handed the piece to the authorities praising his honour. Commentators emphasized their confidence in the Sudanese and their secretariat.

The publication found a widespread spread among Libyans that exceeded thousands of interlocutors and commentators.