Italy excavation uncovers Roman remains
Joint archaeological excavations conducted by the National Heritage Institute and the University of Sassari in Italy at the site of "Henshir Al-Matariyah" north of Tbaraq in the Beja governorate have revealed features dating back to the Roman period. The excavations uncovered components of the Capitol Temple, built in 170 AD, along with mosaic elements, a fountain, and architecture from the Vandal era in the fifth century AD, including tombs and various rooms, reflecting the lifestyle of that era. These excavations are part of an international collaboration between the Institute and the university, scheduled to continue from September 6 to October 4, 2026.
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