Tipaza, or Tipasa, was an ancient Phoenician trading post conquered by Rome in 2BC to become one of its most strategic bases in Africa. Today, Tipaza

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Tipaza, or Tipasa, was an ancient Phoenician trading post conquered by Rome in 2BC to become one of its most strategic bases in Africa. Today, Tipaza/Tipasa Archaeological Park preserves mostly Roman, but also Phoenician, Byzantine and palaeochristian ruins, in Tipaza, Algeria.

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Location: Algeria, Tipaza Province
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