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Tipasa

Tipasa: Phoenician colony, Numidian city, Roman port and city.

Phoenician colony, but no remains
Numidian port; production of garum
40 CE: Added to the Roman Empire when Caligula annexed Numidia
Expanded by Claudius; many veterans settled in this town
Amphitheater, theater, nymphaeum, several churches, forum with basilica and Capitol, seaside villas
Christian presence; martyrdom of Saint Salsa (who threw a pagan statue into the sea and was lynched)
c.430-533/534: Vandal rule
533/534: Byzantine rule.
Seventh century: Arab conquest.

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