شبكة الطرق الرومانية ب لامبيز (27 ق. م-235 م)‎

Abstract EN

Roads are an essential facilities which were used by the Roman emperors as a strategy to conquer, as in the ancient Maghreb countries, which were demonstrated in their huge network.

Romans took several cities and areas as crucial starting points for these roads and linked them to interior and coastal areas in all directions.

lambez city is considered an important location that was used as a base for several roads all the way to the north, the south, the east and west.

It had a crucial role in occupation, since it was the base of the third Augustan legion in the second century AD.

This investigation shed the light on the most important connected roads, stations, and locations and their role in making occupation successful.