Lambaesis archaeological site
Lambaesis was a major Roman military centre near Batna, with camp remains, arches, inscriptions, and a strong link to the Aurès frontier landscape.
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Lambaesis was a major Roman military centre near Batna, with camp remains, arches, inscriptions, and a strong link to the Aurès frontier landscape.
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