Tuberbo-Majui (Maius) - Ziguan
Description:
Tuburbo Mayus or Colony of Julia Aurelius Commodus was originally a Punic town that was located 60 kilometers southwest of Carthage. In 27 BC, under Emperor Augustus, a Roman city was founded on the site of a Carthaginian settlement, most of the population of which were Roman military veterans. The main part of Tuburbo Mayusa was built in 150-200 AD and later restored in the fourth century after the crisis of the third century. The city was a major producer of grain, olives and fruits. Under Hadrian it received the status of a municipality, and under Commodus it became a colony ... this city, much older than Duggy ...
Zigwan, the mountain at the foot of which is the "Temple of Water", dating from the 1st century BC. e., from this place, spontaneously through the aqueduct, water came to Carthage, the length of the aqueduct is 140 km. It is now a UNESCO park and heritage site.