L'acropole D'alexandrie Et Le Sérapeum D'uprès Aphtonius Et Les Fouilles is a historical account presented to the Archaeological Society of Alexandria in 1895 by Giuseppe Botti. This detailed study focuses on the Acropolis of Alexandria and the Serapeum, drawing upon the writings of Aphtonius and archaeological excavations. Botti's work provides valuable insights into the topography, architecture, and historical significance of these ancient sites. This mémoire offers a glimpse into late 19th-century archaeological research and interpretations of Alexandria's rich past, making it a crucial resource for understanding the city's Hellenistic and Roman heritage.
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