Ancient Cartennae traces
The traces of ancient Cartennae around Ténès recall a coastal Roman and earlier settlement, linking archaeology with the Chlef shoreline.
آثار | Archéologie
The traces of ancient Cartennae around Ténès recall a coastal Roman and earlier settlement, linking archaeology with the Chlef shoreline.
The Arch of Caracalla in Tébessa is a major Roman monument and one of the city’s most recognisable ancient landmarks.
Bir El Ater is associated with the Aterian prehistoric industry, making it an important reference point for North African early-human archaeology.
Baghai preserves traces of an ancient city in the Aurès region, valued for its archaeological layers and its position on historic routes near Khenchela.
Djémila, ancient Cuicul, is a UNESCO-listed Roman town adapted to a mountain setting, with temples, basilicas, arches, houses, theatre, and museum context.
Early Christian basilica remains highlights the archaeological depth of the Tébessa area, from ancient settlement traces to regional memory and landscape context.
Hippo Regius near Annaba is one of Algeria’s important ancient coastal sites, linked to Roman urban life and the memory of Saint Augustine.
The Jeddar monuments near Tiaret are early medieval funerary structures and among Algeria’s most distinctive pre-Islamic and late-antique heritage sites.
Khemissa preserves substantial Roman remains near Souk Ahras, including theatre and urban traces from ancient Thubursicum Numidarum.
La Vache qui Pleure is a famous rock-engraving area near Djanet, valued for its expressive prehistoric imagery within the Tassili cultural landscape.