Africa Proconsularis

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Africa Proconsularis was a wealthy Roman province in North Africa, centered on modern-day Tunisia and parts of Libya, known for its prosperous cities, agriculture, and strategic importance to the Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
former administrative territorial entity
abolishedBy Byzantine administrative reforms
borderedBy Mare Internum
Numidia
capital Carthage
continent Africa
correspondsToModernTerritory Tunisia
parts of Algeria
parts of Libya
culturalInfluence Berber culture
Punic heritage
Roman Antiquity
surface form: Roman culture
economy agriculture-based economy
establishedAfter Third Punic War
destruction of Carthage
establishedBy Roman Republic
establishedInCentury 2nd century BC
governedBy proconsul
hadInfrastructure Roman roads
amphitheatres
aqueducts
hasPart Byzacena
Tripolitania
Zeugitana
knownFor grain production
olive oil production
strategic importance for Rome
wealthy cities
languageUsed Greek
Latin
Punic
locatedIn North Africa
Roman Empire
majorCity Carthage
Hadrumetum
Hippo Regius
Thysdrus
Utica
notableResident Augustine of Hippo
Cyprian of Carthage
Tertullian
partOf Diocese of Africa
producedFor annona of Rome
religion Christianity
Roman paganism
local Berber religions
reorganizedInCentury 3rd century AD

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archaeological site of Dougga partOf Africa Proconsularis
this entity surface form: Roman province of Africa Proconsularis
Dougga UNESCO World Heritage Site partOf Africa Proconsularis
this entity surface form: Roman Africa Proconsularis (historical)
Gordian II deathPlace Africa Proconsularis
Gordian II officeLocation Africa Proconsularis
Gordian I placeOfDeath Africa Proconsularis
Gordian I regionOfActivity Africa Proconsularis