Kastell Sa’neh

The stone structure forms part of the defensive Limes Arabicus system, positioned strategically along the ancient Roman frontier bordering the Syrian desert.

During the Roman Empire, this fortification served as a garrison point for soldiers monitoring movement and protecting trade routes across the southeastern boundaries.

The architectural design of Kastell Sa'neh demonstrates Roman military engineering principles, incorporating defensive walls and observation points common in frontier fortifications.

The site stands near modern agricultural lands in the As-Suwayda region, where the local population maintains traditional farming practices growing grapes and olives.

The fortress location at coordinates 32.691843, 36.850558 offers views across the surrounding terrain, following Roman strategic placement requirements for frontier defenses.

Location: As-Suwayda Governorate

Part of: Limes Arabicus

GPS coordinates: 32.69184,36.85056

Latest update: April 6, 2025 13:30