Albulae

The excavated structures at Albulae contain stone foundations, walls, and architectural elements that demonstrate Roman construction methods from the imperial period.

Albulae functioned as a Roman settlement during the expansion of the empire across North Africa, serving administrative and commercial purposes in the region.

The archaeological findings at Albulae reveal the integration of Roman architectural designs with local North African building traditions and materials.

Visitors can access the archaeological site through guided tours arranged by local authorities, with specific permits required for detailed exploration.

Researchers have documented multiple layers of occupation at Albulae, revealing changes in urban planning and construction techniques across different periods.

Location: Algeria

GPS coordinates: 35.29432,-1.14009

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:32