Several normal conditions in human stability contributed to this site since the Old Testament Perhaps the most important and abundant water (haw Valley and Wadi Frtash), agricultural land and construction materials (quarries Zerhoun) in addition to the supervision of the city on a fertile agricultural area.
It is mentioned in the following several historical sources, archaeological excavations have revealed that the site held since the beginning of this century on several public buildings and private. It is likely that due to the settlement by the third century BC, as evidenced by one of the Punic inscriptions.
During the reign of King Juba II and his son Ptolemy Amazigh between the year 25 BC and 40 AD saw the following gangbusters people to become the capital of Mauritania Tunjah after year 40 AD, known and follows during the reign of the Roman emperors great development and kinetics of urban manifested through the temples, and the Court and bathrooms, and the Arc de Triomphe, as well as the houses decorated with mosaics and paintings of olive presses.
Excavations also revealed a huge buildings and archaeological At different Alomvurat such as Corning Ware pottery and coins and important group of Almnhothat marble and bronze, are an important part of the exhibits Archaeological Museum in Rabat.
Includes the following site and several public buildings were constructed in the mostly extracted from quarries Zerhoun materials, among them Capitol Temple (year 217 AD) and the Arc de Triomphe and the court and the public arena. The city also includes several residential neighborhoods to homes and characterized by vast mosaic decorated with paintings, most notably including the north-eastern neighborhood (Venus home, home business Hercules, Palace Kordian ...) and the southern neighborhood (Orphee) home. Archaeological excavations as shown on the contemporary effects of olive mills and grain, and the remnants of a defensive wall was built during the reign of Emperor Marc Aurel (168-169 m), extending over a distance of approximately 2.35 miles, punctuated by eight gates and several watchtowers.
This site is of a special character in terms of both the historical and archaeological or tourist importance, as it represents one of the most important archaeological sites in Morocco and most popular party of visitors.
In the year 1997, and received the following recorded within the World Heritage sites.
It is mentioned in the following several historical sources, archaeological excavations have revealed that the site held since the beginning of this century on several public buildings and private. It is likely that due to the settlement by the third century BC, as evidenced by one of the Punic inscriptions.
During the reign of King Juba II and his son Ptolemy Amazigh between the year 25 BC and 40 AD saw the following gangbusters people to become the capital of Mauritania Tunjah after year 40 AD, known and follows during the reign of the Roman emperors great development and kinetics of urban manifested through the temples, and the Court and bathrooms, and the Arc de Triomphe, as well as the houses decorated with mosaics and paintings of olive presses.
Excavations also revealed a huge buildings and archaeological At different Alomvurat such as Corning Ware pottery and coins and important group of Almnhothat marble and bronze, are an important part of the exhibits Archaeological Museum in Rabat.
Includes the following site and several public buildings were constructed in the mostly extracted from quarries Zerhoun materials, among them Capitol Temple (year 217 AD) and the Arc de Triomphe and the court and the public arena. The city also includes several residential neighborhoods to homes and characterized by vast mosaic decorated with paintings, most notably including the north-eastern neighborhood (Venus home, home business Hercules, Palace Kordian ...) and the southern neighborhood (Orphee) home. Archaeological excavations as shown on the contemporary effects of olive mills and grain, and the remnants of a defensive wall was built during the reign of Emperor Marc Aurel (168-169 m), extending over a distance of approximately 2.35 miles, punctuated by eight gates and several watchtowers.
This site is of a special character in terms of both the historical and archaeological or tourist importance, as it represents one of the most important archaeological sites in Morocco and most popular party of visitors.
In the year 1997, and received the following recorded within the World Heritage sites.
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