#numidia - Twitter Hashtag

1 day ago

Garlands and Shells mosaic from the city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday

RPH969's tweet photo. Garlands and Shells mosaic from the city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday https://t.co/kb552kv5PA

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

3 days ago

Floor mosaics of the Great Baths of the ancient city of Cuicul (Djemila), Algeria; circa 1st century AD. #Algeria    #Numidia #Mosaic

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

4 days ago

Reliefs of sarcophagi, from the ancient city of Timgad, Algeria, 2nd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

RPH969's tweet photo. Reliefs of sarcophagi, from the ancient city of Timgad, Algeria, 2nd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad.

#Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology https://t.co/q3bZUqKaRH

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8 days ago

Neptune in his chariot mosaic, the god brandishes his trident as he stands in his chariot, which is drawn by four sea horses. From the East Baths of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday

RPH969's tweet photo. Neptune in his chariot mosaic, the god brandishes his trident as he stands in his chariot, which is drawn by four sea horses. From the East Baths of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday https://t.co/Oi90ugWku9

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

13 days ago

Mosaic on the roof of a caldarium (hot room) of Roman baths. Discovered in 2020 in Négrine, Tebessa, Algeria, circa 4th century AD. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RPH969's tweet photo. Mosaic on the roof of a caldarium (hot room) of Roman baths. Discovered in 2020 in Négrine, Tebessa, Algeria, circa 4th century AD.

#Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic https://t.co/PA57ukWqE5

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

15 days ago

Mosaic from the ancient city of Hippo-Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria, with a geometric pattern, discovered in 1958 in the remains of a luxurious seafront villa; circa 1st century AD. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday

RPH969's tweet photo. Mosaic from the ancient city of Hippo-Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria, with a geometric pattern, discovered in 1958 in the remains of a luxurious seafront villa; circa 1st century AD.

#Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday https://t.co/OlgXP0z139

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

19 days ago

Abstract mosaic from the city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RPH969's tweet photo. Abstract mosaic from the city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic https://t.co/uYmheDhrU2

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

21 days ago

Cuicul (present-day Djemila), Algeria. Temple, 2nd century AD, near the Old Forum, dedicated to Venus Genetrix, similar to that built by Julius Caesar in his Roman Forum. Caesar regarded the goddess as ancestress of Gens Julia, his own patrician family/clan. #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. Cuicul (present-day Djemila), Algeria. Temple, 2nd century AD, near the Old Forum, dedicated to Venus Genetrix, similar to that built by Julius Caesar in his Roman Forum. Caesar regarded the goddess as ancestress of Gens Julia, his own patrician family/clan.

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/cZrJfat2pK

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

24 days ago

The Triumph of Saint Augustine, by Claudio Coello, circa 1664; on display at Prado National Museum, Madrid. Saint Augustine (AD 354-430), a theologian, a philosopher, a writer and the Bishop of Hippo (Annaba in modern-day Algeria), a Romanized Numidian. #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. The Triumph of Saint Augustine, by Claudio Coello, circa 1664; on display at Prado National Museum, Madrid.

Saint Augustine (AD 354-430), a theologian, a philosopher, a writer and the Bishop of Hippo (Annaba in modern-day Algeria), a Romanized Numidian.

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/J7SiZaTpZu

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24 days ago

The abduction of Hylas by the Nymphs, circa 2nd century AD; Hylas had gone to draw water from a well when he was abducted by nymphs who, captivated by his beauty, pulled him under the water; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Constantine, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. The abduction of Hylas by the Nymphs, circa 2nd century AD; Hylas had gone to draw water from a well when he was abducted by nymphs who, captivated by his beauty, pulled him under the water;
on display at the Archaeological Museum of Constantine, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/DAO4z61Z3Q

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

25 days ago

Bazinas, typical Numidian tombs, and Punic inscription in the ancient city of Castellum Tidditanorum (Tiddis), Algeria, 2nd century BC. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

RPH969's tweet photo. Bazinas, typical Numidian tombs, and Punic inscription in the ancient city of Castellum Tidditanorum (Tiddis), Algeria, 2nd century BC.

#Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology https://t.co/Ok9hICmTXe

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

27 days ago

Fishing mosaic and mosaic showing buildings and monuments, depicted with precision, from the ancient city of Hippo Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria. The city of Saint Augustine; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Annaba, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RPH969's tweet photo. Fishing mosaic and mosaic showing buildings and monuments, depicted with precision, from the ancient city of Hippo Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria. The city of Saint Augustine; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Annaba, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic https://t.co/mKgRRPRse6

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Med @mhimedbentayeb

29 days ago

@maysa_hm Derrière les sourires de façade et la prétendue solidarité, une stratégie bien rodée : capter le patrimoine culinaire et vestimentaire algérien en misant sur l'émotion du public. On ne soigne pas son image sur les cendres de notre histoire. Ouvrez les yeux. 🇩🇿🔥 #Numidia

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

about 1 month ago

Head of the Emperor Hadrian, found in 1870 in a villa located on the road between Icosium (modern-day Algiers) and Rusguniae (modern-day Tamenfoust); on display at the National Museum of Antiquities, Algiers, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. Head of the Emperor Hadrian, found in 1870 in a villa located on the road between Icosium (modern-day Algiers) and Rusguniae (modern-day Tamenfoust); on display at the National Museum of Antiquities, Algiers, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/Wi5nU6nOCZ

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about 1 month ago

Venus riding a centaur mosaic. From the ancient city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 2rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RPH969's tweet photo. Venus riding a centaur mosaic. From the ancient city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 2rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic https://t.co/QP6o4WOlKJ

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Lucius Apuleius @RPH969

about 1 month ago

Lambaesis, modern-day Tazoult, Algeria. "Principia", the headquarters of a military camp. The building housed the headquarters of Legio III Augusta. In AD 100, Emperor Trajan relocated the legion to Lambaesis from Theveste (modern-day Tebessa, Algeria). #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. Lambaesis, modern-day Tazoult, Algeria. "Principia", the headquarters of a military camp. The building housed the headquarters of Legio III Augusta.

In AD 100, Emperor Trajan relocated the legion to Lambaesis from Theveste (modern-day Tebessa, Algeria).

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/MPY3lh37Ri

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about 1 month ago

Aesculapius, God of Medecine, from the ancient city of Julia Caesarea (Cherchell), Algeria, circa 1st century BC; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Cherchell, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia

RPH969's tweet photo. Aesculapius, God of Medecine, from the ancient city of Julia Caesarea (Cherchell), Algeria, circa 1st century BC; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Cherchell, Algeria.

#Algeria #Numidia https://t.co/6nOh8IEz6W

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Kery_ElAfriQi 🇹🇳 @kxabri

about 1 month ago

@Donneur_de_RTT With all respect, these maps are laughable & baseless. Such revisionism only serves the French colonial narrative used as a pretext to occupy North Africa & draw borders for Algeria. In fact, #Numidia hardly corresponds to anything other than present-day #Tunisia 🇹🇳.

kxabri's tweet photo. @Donneur_de_RTT With all respect, these maps are laughable & baseless. Such revisionism only serves the French colonial narrative used as a pretext to occupy North Africa & draw borders for Algeria. In fact, #Numidia hardly corresponds to anything other than present-day #Tunisia 🇹🇳. https://t.co/gC80h9So2y

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about 1 month ago

Boys fishing mosaic from the city of Timgad, Algeria, circa 3rd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Timgad, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday