معطيات جديدة حول المنظومة الدفاعية الرومانية بالجهة الجنوبية لمنطقة الحضنة موقع عين أم القراد

Abstract EN

Historical evidence indicates that the Roman occupation policy in North Africa it was based on a gradient approach, by deploying many military centers in the form of a series of fortifications in all Roman provinces to ensure control.

in this article we touched on the south side of the Hodna region, and we have chosen Ain Oum el-Grad site to study the Roman military defense installations in it.

through previous studies as well as through the field investigation process for these milestones that we did in this region, which serve as control and defense points ahead of the southern limes line in the Hodna region.

the aim of this study is to give new results and data through fieldwork, in addition to highlighting the role that these military installations played in the Roman period in relation to the Hodna region.