UNESCO World Heritage Site (Tipasa archaeological site)

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The UNESCO World Heritage Site at Tipasa is an archaeological complex on Algeria’s Mediterranean coast featuring well-preserved Phoenician, Roman, early Christian, and Byzantine ruins that illustrate the region’s long and diverse history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO World Heritage Site
ancient Roman town
continent Africa
country Algeria
facing Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Byzantine period
Phoenician period NERFINISHED
Roman period
early Christian period
hasCulturalOrigin Byzantine
Phoenician
Punic
Roman NERFINISHED
early Christian
hasFeature church remains
inscriptions
mosaics
tombs
hasStructure Byzantine fortifications
Christian basilicas
Roman baths NERFINISHED
Roman forum
amphitheatre
basilica
city walls
harbour installations
necropolis
streets with colonnades
theatre
heritageCategory cultural
heritageCriteria (iii)
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heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
inscribedBy UNESCO NERFINISHED
inscriptionYear 1982
languageOfHistoricName Latin
languageOfToponym Arabic
locatedIn Tipasa Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear town of Tipasa
locatedOn Mediterranean coast
locatedWestOf Algiers NERFINISHED
managedBy Algerian authorities
partOf World Heritage List NERFINISHED
region North Africa
significance illustrates Roman colonization of North Africa
illustrates continuity from Phoenician to Byzantine periods
illustrates cultural interactions between indigenous populations and Mediterranean civilizations
illustrates early Christian presence in North Africa
UNESCOId 193

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Tipaza Province heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site (Tipasa archaeological site)