Roman Mauretania

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Roman Mauretania was a North African province of the Roman Empire, encompassing parts of present-day Algeria and Morocco and serving as an important frontier and coastal region.

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Mauretania (Roman province) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
former administrative territorial entity
administrativeDivisionType imperial province
annexationEvent Execution of King Ptolemy of Mauretania
approximateAnnexationYear 40 CE
becameProvinceUnder Emperor Claudius NERFINISHED
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Roman Numidia NERFINISHED
capital Caesarea Mauretaniae NERFINISHED
coinage Roman provincial coinage
culturalInfluence Romanization of local elites
economicActivity agriculture
fishing
grain production
olive oil production
purple dye trade
followed Kingdom of Mauretania NERFINISHED
governedBy Roman governor
hasPart Mauretania Caesariensis NERFINISHED
Mauretania Tingitana NERFINISHED
infrastructure Roman roads
ports
inhabitedBy Berber peoples NERFINISHED
Mauri NERFINISHED
languageUsed Berber languages NERFINISHED
Latin
Punic
laterPartOf Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Vandal Kingdom NERFINISHED
laterReligion Christianity
legalSystem Roman law NERFINISHED
locatedIn North Africa
locatedInPresentDay Algeria NERFINISHED
Morocco NERFINISHED
majorCity Iol Caesarea NERFINISHED
Tingis NERFINISHED
Volubilis NERFINISHED
militaryFeature castella and forts
fortified frontier
notableArchaeologicalSite Tingis NERFINISHED
Volubilis NERFINISHED
partOf Roman Empire
religionPracticed Roman paganism
local Berber cults
strategicRole coastal region
defense of western Roman frontier
frontier region
timePeriod 1st century CE to late antiquity
wasClientKingdomOf Roman Empire NERFINISHED

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ancient city of Sala Colonia associatedWith Roman Mauretania
subject surface form: Sala Colonia
RMS Mauretania (1906) namedAfter Roman Mauretania
this entity surface form: Mauretania (Roman province)