Thuburnica Roman Ruins
El Galaa, Jendouba Governorate, Tunisia
Jendouba, Tunisia
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EST. BCE 103
EST. BCE 103
103 BCE
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Thuburnica Roman Ruins.
The site preserves scattered Roman ruins, including remains of public buildings and masonry structures of the ancient town of Thuburnica, standing as unconsolidated ruins in open countryside rather than restored structures. It falls under Tunisia's Institut National du Patrimoine. Access is generally unrestricted and freely accessible in open ground.
About Thuburnica Roman Ruins
Thuburnica was a Roman settlement established in present-day Tunisia around the first century BCE, likely linked to a colony of military veterans in the province of Africa. It grew into a town with typical Roman civic buildings, drawing on the fertile Bagradas river valley for agriculture. It formed part of the network of Roman towns administering North Africa.
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