🏛️ Carthago-Curubis
Roman coastal settlement in northeastern Tunisia
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- Location: Cap Bon peninsula, near Korba, northeastern Tunisia
- Period: Roman, built on Phoenician foundations
- Excavation status: Minimal; largely unexcavated
- Access: Limited infrastructure; local guidance typically required
Carthago-Curubis is a Roman coastal settlement in northeastern Tunisia that developed on earlier Phoenician foundations. Located on the Cap Bon peninsula near Korba, the site reflects the layered occupation patterns of the Mediterranean littoral during antiquity. As of 2026, Carthago-Curubis remains an archaeological site with scattered visible remains but minimal formal development or systematic excavation. Most structural evidence is fragmentary and confined to stone foundations and building ...