Dougga
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Temple of Caelestis. The Dougga site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. The site spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical periods. Most of the monuments at the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol and the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_27 · 2018

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DSCF4843 · 2018

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XPR22533 · 2018

Chinese tourists in Dar Lacheb with the temple and capitol in the background. The site of Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. It spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical periods. Most of the monuments at the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol and the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_20 · 2018

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XPR22522 · 2018

Chinese tourists in Dar Lacheb with the temple and capitol in the background. The site of Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. It spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical periods. Most of the monuments at the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol and the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_19 · 2018

Chinese tourists in Dar Lacheb with the temple and capitol in the background. The site of Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. It spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical periods. Most of the monuments at the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol and the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_18 · 2018

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XPR22500 · 2018

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DSCF4839 · 2018

The Arch of Severus and Alexander, with the temple and the Capitol in the background. The site of Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. It spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical eras. Most of the monuments on the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol or the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_26 · 2018

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XPR22487 · 2018

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DSCF4832 · 2018

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XPR22483 · 2018

Capitole de Dougga et son majestueux temple. Le site de Dougga, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, Situé sur un éperon dominant la riche vallée de la Mejerdah, le site s'étend sur plusieurs dizaines d'hectares et couvre plusieurs ères historiques. L’excellent état de conservation de la plupart des monuments qui le composent dont certains, tels le capitole ou le théâtre, ont été « remis sur pied » au cours d’une campagne menée au lendemain de la première guerre mondiale par des prisonniers de guerre.
Dougga_04 · 2018

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DSCF4805 · 2018

Capitole de Dougga et son majestueux temple. Le site de Dougga, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, Situé sur un éperon dominant la riche vallée de la Mejerdah, le site s'étend sur plusieurs dizaines d'hectares et couvre plusieurs ères historiques. L’excellent état de conservation de la plupart des monuments qui le composent dont certains, tels le capitole ou le théâtre, ont été « remis sur pied » au cours d’une campagne menée au lendemain de la première guerre mondiale par des prisonniers de guerre.
Dougga_03 · 2018

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XPR22453 · 2018

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XPR22451 · 2018

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Porte d'entrée de dar Lacheb. Le site de Dougga, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, Situé sur un éperon dominant la riche vallée de la Mejerdah, le site s'étend sur plusieurs dizaines d'hectares et couvre plusieurs ères historiques. L’excellent état de conservation de la plupart des monuments qui le composent dont certains, tels le capitole ou le théâtre, ont été « remis sur pied » au cours d’une campagne menée au lendemain de la première guerre mondiale par des prisonniers de guerre.
Dougga_25 · 2018

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XPR22446 · 2018

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XPR22443 · 2018

The Capitol of Dougga with its majestic temple and villas in the foreground. The site of Dougga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is situated on a spur overlooking the fertile Mejerdah Valley. It spans several dozen hectares and spans several historical periods. Most of the monuments at the site are exceptionally well-preserved; some, such as the Capitol and the theater, were “restored” during a campaign carried out in the aftermath of World War I by prisoners of war.
Dougga_09 · 2018

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DSCF4771 · 2018