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Marble statue of Emperor Augustus from the ancient city of Julia Caesarea (Cherchell), Algeria ancient name Kingdom of Numidia circa 1st century AD, height: 2.35 m, discovered in 1916. The artist showed a great concern for realism in detail; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Cherchell, Alge
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Marble statue of Emperor Augustus from the ancient city of Julia Caesarea (Cherchell), Algeria ancient name Kingdom of Numidia circa 1st century AD, height: 2.35 m, discovered in 1916. The artist showed a great concern for realism in detail; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Cherchell, Alge

u/Prestigiousjane — 4 days ago
▲ 164 r/interestingasfuck

Algeria is burning again: Dozens of massive wildfires breaking out simultaneously across 30+ provinces. ​Body: For the past few summers, the country has faced apocalyptic fire seasons. Dozens of blazes start at the exact same time in different regions, creating massive devastation.

u/Prestigiousjane — 2 months ago
▲ 301 r/romanempire

Basilica built by the Numidian Libou Septimius and completed by his son Caracalla in 216 AD. Libya, North Africa, Roman civilization, Numidian influence, Europe, Africa, Mediterranean basin

u/Prestigiousjane — 2 months ago
▲ 21 r/TheWayWeWere

Photographer Foubley-Jacques... Algerian child, 1936, Aurès Mountains, Constantine, Africa, North African genes

u/Prestigiousjane — 2 months ago
▲ 26 r/mapporncirclejerk

What is happening to the Mediterranean countries? Temperatures in Algeria have reached 50 degrees Celsius in the shade. There are forest fires in several provinces, especially in the eastern provinces closest to Italy. Is it true that there is an erupting volcano in Italy?

u/Prestigiousjane — 3 months ago
▲ 63 r/TheWayWeWere

The original photo, along with the colorized version, depicts female soldiers in the Algerian National Liberation Army, or the resistance, call it what you will. This is simply to silence those who accused me of lying. If I am lying, history does not. Go and educate yourself a little about the great

u/Prestigiousjane — 3 months ago
▲ 244 r/romanempire

Excavations in this city were halted because the country's situation at the time was tense due to the Algerian resistance's struggle against the French occupation. Only one third of the city has been uncovered, while the largest part remains buried. Cuicul, Algeria.

u/Prestigiousjane — 3 months ago