Three Years in the Libyan Desert: Travels, Discoveries and Excavations of the Means Expedition (Kauf

This book chronicles the three-year expedition led by the German archaeologist, Franz Kaufmann, in the Libyan Desert. The expedition was funded by the M.A.M.E. Society and focused on exploring and excavating the ancient city of Lukeka. Falls's account of the expedition provides readers with a fascinating glimpse into the challenges and rewards of archaeological fieldwork.

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