المنزل الروماني الريفي "قصر كاوة" بعمي موسى (غليزان)‎

Abstract EN

Caesarean Mauritania was one of the most important Romanian African provinces that have experienced prosperity in many areas.

The edifice was one of the arts that the Romans excelled in.

The houses were part of the edifice, which were represented in milestones that were not less important in value due to the multiplicity of their models and architectural components.

This could be considered as a mirror that reflects the lives of people from all sides, some of which contain accessories such as shops, stores, workspaces.

The Kaoua Palace was considered as one of the most important monuments of the Roman archaeological sites of the Ammi Moussa region in the Wilaya of Relizane.

It is part of the Caesarean Province of Mauritania, which preserved general architectural structure to nowadays, such as the walls surrounding the residence part, the remains of the outer walls and the internal architectural space of rooms, yard, and some other monuments.

From all this, we are going to study the site to find out the type of these houses scattered in Caesarean Mauritania, their characteristics and their architectural space to reach its history.