الأسواق الرومانية ببلاد المغرب القديم و دور النخب المحلية في إنشائها : السوق العامة الأوغسطية أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This article aims to introduce the most prominent markets in the ancient Maghreb and the role of local elites in establishing markets in the old Maghreb during the Roman period, through their contribution to the provision of donations on the one hand and their strong association with public life on the other.

We will provide an accurate description of the Augustia public market, one of the oldest markets in Leptis magna, dating back to 8/9 B.

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, established by one of the city's wealthy people, Annobal Tapapuis Rufus( Rufus), a cornerstone of which the market has experienced remarkable activity and many modifications in subsequent periods of time.