المزارع المحصنة في إقليم المدن الثلاث في العصر الروماني ودورها في تطوير النشاط الزراعي وتنمية الثروة الحيوانية

Abstract EN

Fortified farms consisted of small planted forts, wooded trees, and fertile valleys, in which the Libyan soldiers who had been discharged from the roman army resided.

these soldiers were given, after the end of their service in the army, tracts of agricultural land without taxes, and all the capabilities necessary for agricultural work were provided.

they were equipped with livestock and slaves in exchange for defending their areas from the aggression of the tribes residing in the south.

these soldiers combined the characteristics of soldiers and agriculture, as these farms provided agricultural opportunities and the possibility of settlement.

these farms were invested in seasonal farming or a herdsman.

preserving water for use in agricultural activity, as well as drinking the people and animals that live in those farms.