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Archaeological wonders tagged “cinyps”

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🇱🇾 Libya · Hydraulic works

Cinyps Bridge (Wadi Ka'am)

Roman (Hadrianic, 2nd c. CE) · Roman (Tripolitania)

Three-arched Roman bridge (15 m spans) on Leptis coastal road.

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🇱🇾 Libya · Ancient village

Cinyps (Wadi Ka'am / Khoms Emporion)

Greek / Punic / Roman · Greek then Punic / Roman

Hill of the Graces where Greek Cinyps colony (520 BCE) briefly rivalled Cyrene before Libyan expulsion. Later Tripolitanian olive villa cluster feeding Leptis port; terraces and cisterns.