🏛️ Carthago-Ammaedara
Roman town ruins in central Tunisia
📌 Fast Facts
- Located in Kasserine Governorate, central Tunisia
- Flourished as a Roman settlement from the 1st to 6th centuries CE
- Positioned on ancient trade routes connecting the Mediterranean coast to the Sahara
- Site encompasses remains of residential structures, administrative buildings, and religious structures
Carthago-Ammaedara is an archaeological site in central Tunisia comprising the remains of a Roman town that emerged during the early imperial period. The settlement developed at a strategic location on trade networks linking coastal and interior regions. The site reflects the Roman administrative and commercial expansion into the North African interior during the 1st and 2nd centuries CE, and continued as an inhabited center through the Byzantine period until the 6th century ...