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A Tunisian-Catalan archaeological mission uncovered the nearly complete plan of a Numidian house dating to the fourth century BC or earlier during excavations conducted from September 16 to October 6, 2026, at the Sidi Saïd site in Bargou, Siliana Governorate. The house includes rooms, interior spaces and architectural alterations. Pottery vessels and cooking tools were also found, helping researchers understand daily life and relations with the Carthaginians. The survey also recorded a pre-Roman cemetery with at least 85 funerary monuments. These discoveries shed light on Numidian architecture, urban planning and burial practices in Tunisia before the Roman era.
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