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Madauros

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Madauros: Roman city, Byzantine fort in Numidia, birthplace of Apuleius, modern M'daourouch.

Madauros

Madauros

Forum (below), odeon (below), baths (below)
Christianity: several churches; Augustine spends his youth in Madauros
Many buildings converted to olive oil plants
c.430-533/534: Vandal domination of the region
533/534: Byzantine rule; a fort (below) is built on the odeon
Seventh century: Arab conquest.

Madauros, Tombstone of a couple

Madauros, Street

Madauros, Street with sewer

Madauros, Relief of Mercury

Forum

Madauros, Forum with goats

Madauros, Forum, Inscription

Madauros, Forum, Curia

Madauros, Forum with Byzantine fort

Baths

Madauros, Great Baths

Madauros, Great Baths

Madauros, Great Baths

Madauros, Great Baths, Vault

Inscriptions

Madauros, Inscription referring to Apuleius

Madauros, Poetic inscription

Madauros, Inscription referring to a Christian soldier of III Augusta

Madauros, Tombstone of Tiberius Claudius Quietus

Odeon

Madauros, Odeon, Gate

Madauros, Odeon, Seats

Madauros, Odeon, General view

Madauros, Odeon, Inscription

Olive presses

Madauros, House with oil press A, Square basins

Madauros, House with oil press A, Round basin

Madauros, House with oil press A, Square basin

Madauros, House with oil press A, Presses and basins

Christian Madauros

Madauros, Christian tombstone

Madauros, Christian basilica B

Madauros, Christian basilica C

Madauros, Tombstone of bishop Placentinus

Fort

Madauros, Byzantine fort with goats

Madauros, Byzantine fort

Madauros, Byzantine fort

Madauros, Byzantine fort, Recycled inscription