Dougga
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Dougga is a Roman ruin in northern Tunisia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Originally Dougga was a Berber settlement (Dougga's name means "pasture"). In the II century BC the city became the capital of the Numidian ruler Masinissa. At the end of the second century BC. Dougga was captured by the Romans. The city survived Byzantine rule and was later captured by the Vandals. In Dugg. The theater, a number of temples, baths and other public buildings have been preserved. The mausoleum of the Punic era and the triumphal arch of Alexander Sever. For now. Due to its geographical and climatic position, It is one of the most preserved Roman cities in the world.