Marble statue of Emperor Augustus from the ancient city of Julia Caesarea (Cherchell), Algeria; circa 1st century AD, height: 2.35 m, discovered in 1916. The artist showed a great concern for realism in detail; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Cherchell, Algeria.

Mosaic from the ancient city of Hippo-Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria, with a geometric pattern, discovered in 1958 in the remains of a luxurious seafront villa. Circa 1st century AD. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday

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RT @RPH969: "Women of Algiers" by E. Delacroix - 1833. "The inhabitants of Algiers are an amalgamation of various populations. This mixtur….

Castellum Tidditanorum (Tiddis), Algeria. Tiddis, along with Rusicade (Skikda), Milev (Mila) and Chullu (Collo), belonged to the Confederation of Cirta. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

Timgad, Algeria, Christian neighbourhood; Timgad became the great focus of religious agitation during the fourth century AD. Its bishop, Optatus, was considered as the head of the Donatists; he attached himself to a revolt against Emperor Honorius. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

RT @RPH969: The sacrifice of Phrixus and Helle from the ancient city of Lambaesis, Algeria, 3rd c. AD Discovered in 2006, it is the only re….

Stela from Abizar, Algeria, circa 5th century BC. Numidian work of art with no Punic or Roman influence; this stela derives from the sculptures and rock art of the Sahara; on display at the National Museum of Antiquities, Algiers, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

Fibonacci popularized the Arabic numeral system in the Western world through his composition in 1202 of Liber Abaci; and it's in the port city Béjaïa, Algeria, where Fibonacci learned the Arabic numerals from Muslim mathematicians and merchants in the late twelfth century.

Mosaic from Cirta, modern-day Constantine, Algeria, circa AD 300-325. Neptune and Amphitrite are depicted riding in a sea-borne chariot, while marine creatures and activities fill out the field. Discovered in 1842. Louvre Collections . #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

The main Christian Basilica of the ancient city of Hippo-Regius (present-day Annaba), Algeria. The Basilica was erected (in early 5th c.) by Saint Augustine. He called it Basilica of Peace because of many inscriptions with the sentence "Fidelis in Pace" (Faithful in Peace).

Mosaic from the ancient city of Hippo-Regius (modern-day Annaba), Algeria, with a geometric pattern, discovered in 1958 in the remains of a luxurious seafront villa; circa 1st century AD. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RT @isl1965: #AnalogíasdeArte.Separadas por más de 1300 años, la primera un mosaico romano encontrado en Argelia, la segunda, una obra de G….

The Toilet of Venus - from the ancient city of Setifis, Algeria, circa 2nd-3rd century AD, on display at the Archaeological Museum of Sétif, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

RT @Redkellyy: Cour Intérieur d'une maison mauresque à Alger par le peintre Algerien Abd al-Bari.(algérien, né en 1770) .

The Severian Temple and the area of Cuicul (present-day Djemila, Algeria) which was developed in the early 3rd century AD in the foreground, and the old town in the background. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology

RT @beitris: #MosaicMonday.

At the end of the 2nd century AD, a third of the Roman senate was North African ( from modern-day Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya) while Emperor Septimius Severus was growing up in Leptis Magna (in Libya).

Mosaic of the return of the hunter and his dog, circa 2nd century AD; on display at the Archaeological Museum of Constantine, Algeria. #Algeria #Numidia #MosaicMonday

RT @RPH969: The Triumph of Bacchus - from the ancient city of Setifis, Algeria. 2nd-3rd century AD, on display at the Archaeological Museum….

Mosaic on the roof of a caldarium (hot room) of Roman baths. Discovered in 2020 in Négrine, Tebessa, Algeria, circa 4th century AD. #Algeria #Numidia #Mosaic

Timgad, Algeria, Sertius' Market: one of the marble counters. #Algeria #Numidia #Archaeology