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The Amphitheatre of Theveste is a Roman arena in present-day Tébessa, Algeria, the city known in antiquity as Theveste. The surviving monument is generally dated to the fourth century AD and forms part of a larger archaeological landscape that includes the Arch of Caracalla, a Roman temple, a theatr...
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Theveste has important Roman remains and regional prominence; amphitheatre standing is respectable but not exceptional.
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The Arch of Caracalla at Tébessa is a Roman triumphal arch in Tébessa, northeastern Algeria. It was erected in 211 AD in connection with Emperor Caracalla and formed part of the monumental architecture of the Roman city. The arch also functioned as a passage or gateway within the urban setting. Its...
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