Vandal Kings' Evidence Found in Bizerte

Excavations at the Numluli site northwest of Tunisia have uncovered new evidence of the Vandals' presence in the region during the 5th century AD. A Tunisian-Italian team discovered a church dating from the mid-5th century, featuring mosaics and Latin inscriptions referring to "Peace of the Kings," which supports the hypothesis of Vandals' rule in North Africa at that time. The findings include architectural remains from the Roman era, as well as a church containing graves, wall structures, and funerary jars. These discoveries are significant in enhancing our understanding of the Vandals' presence in the area during late antiquity. They also contribute to rewriting the history of North African cities and their transitions from the Roman period to Vandal and then Christian rule.

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