Many writers and historical researchers, even locals and Arabs, have considered that Libya, as a deserted and dry land, was not rich enough to have its own old history, they focused only on the Egyptian history because of its huge number of ruins and evidences. Yes, that is true, but western researches and excavations recently have shown that pyramid's burials, mummification, faith in gods, agriculture, pottery, dance, music and many other man kind's movements had been performed in Libya since the seventh millennium before Christ. Those local activities could be studied as one of the beginnings of the early global civilizations. As a result, experts are invited to review the ancient Libyan history to find out how that population had participated with others the old humanity cultures. This modest work "Spots on the Old Libyan Civilization" could offer some starting points.

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El Dr. Abdullaziz Saeed Swei es un investigador libio. Ha publicado unos 20 libros (en árabe e inglés) de historia antigua y periodismo, algunos de ellos recomendados como libros de texto en algunas universidades árabes. Fue profesor colaborador en las universidades de "Trípoli" y "Jabal Gharbi". Presentó documentos científicos en algunas conferencias académicas.