1974
DOI: 10.3406/etaf.1974.949
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Recherches sur le limes tripolitanus du chott El-Djerid à la frontière tuniso-libyenne

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“…Small, square forts with 50 m long walls and a single gate were built in all Roman territories during the imperial period. These forts were related to the Limes (Fossatum) or played a role in control [18][19][20]. The Limes comprised fortresses for use by legions, as well as a system of roads for the quick transit of troops and, in some places, extensive walls.…”
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“…Small, square forts with 50 m long walls and a single gate were built in all Roman territories during the imperial period. These forts were related to the Limes (Fossatum) or played a role in control [18][19][20]. The Limes comprised fortresses for use by legions, as well as a system of roads for the quick transit of troops and, in some places, extensive walls.…”
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“…To manage these issues, satellite remote sensing was used to improve on the current state of knowledge regarding the ancient Roman water landscape in southern Tunisia, which, today, has still been less concentrated on than the northern parts of the empire (Tunisia, Carthage, and Europe). Features related to Roman canals have been detected and verified through ground surveillance by beginning from existing knowledge [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25]. This is very much depicted by Trousset [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] in comprehensive overviews of archeological and literary sources.…”
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“…39 Dans tous les cas, il y a « une claire perception de l'originalité du milieu et une très grande faculté d'adaptation », selon l'expression de P. Trousset. 40 Outre son importance militaire et stratégique, le camp de Bu Njem a-t-il contribué à la diffusion des dieux gréco-romains dans la région de la Tripolitaine ? La documentation épigraphique religieuse propre aux soldats resensée dans la région de la Tripolitaine est d'environ 17 dédicaces (dont 10 à Bu Njem).…”
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