التواجد الروماني في الصحراء الجزائرية

Abstract EN

According to the Latin and Greek material and literary sources that cite the news of the war in southern Mauritania and Numedia, the presence of the Romans began in the Algerian desert, with the beginning of the High Imperial era, where the Roman military battalions reached the furthest point in the Algerian desert, the area of Demidi, now in Massad, they established a fortress as an advanced center.

Military and economic defense aimed at avoiding sudden robberies by rebel Amazighs on Romanian towns and villages in the north.