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A joint research mission has uncovered a Numidian house dating back more than 2,300 years at the Sidi Saïd archaeological site in Siliana Governorate, northwestern Tunisia. For the first time, researchers have documented an almost complete layout of the house, with large parts of its original structure still intact. The house stands alongside the city’s defensive wall, offering an opportunity to study dwellings, building techniques, and the relationship between residential planning and fortifications in pre-Roman Numidian settlements.
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