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⌖ Archaeological Sites
Timgad
100 CE–Late Antiquity
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1982)
Founded by Emperor Trajan in AD 100, Timgad is one of North Africa's finest examples of Roman town planning, built on a clear cardo-decumanus grid.
Djémila
AD 1st–6th C.
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1982)
Set at 900 metres above sea level, Djémila is an outstanding Roman town adapted to a mountain setting, with forums, temples, basilicas and triumphal arches.
Tassili n'Ajjer
10,000+ BC
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1982)
Spreading across a 72,000 km² plateau in southeast Algeria, Tassili n'Ajjer is an open-air archive of Saharan prehistory, famed for its rock paintings and engravings.
Verified country dossier · 27 July 2026
ArkeoExpo · Algeria
Roman Africa and Saharan rock art
7World Heritage properties
The Algeria file now connects Timgad, Djémila and Tassili n'Ajjer through chronology, settlement form, production, belief, exchange and conservation. The sites are not collapsed into one period or cultural system; each is read through its own material and historical context.
Chronology and archaeological context
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Timgad
Period
100 CE–Late Antiquity
Heritage / protection record
UNESCO World Heritage (1982)
Context in this file
Founded by Emperor Trajan in AD 100, Timgad is one of North Africa's finest examples of Roman town planning, built on a clear cardo-decumanus grid.
Set at 900 metres above sea level, Djémila is an outstanding Roman town adapted to a mountain setting, with forums, temples, basilicas and triumphal arches.
Spreading across a 72,000 km² plateau in southeast Algeria, Tassili n'Ajjer is an open-air archive of Saharan prehistory, famed for its rock paintings and engravings.
Mediterranean coasts connect ports, cities, hinterlands and sea routes. Avoid reducing local tradition and Phoenician, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic or later phases to a one-way story of influence.
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