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Voyage en Éthiopie, au Soudan oriental et dans la Nigritie
Description and travel, Description and travel, DT377 .T74 1800
publié avec encouragement du gouvernement par P. Trémaux.
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DT377 .T74 1800
Book
Item-ID: i1024007x
BIB-ID: 1025643
Show morepublié avec encouragement du gouvernement par P. Trémaux.
Main Heritage Shelves General
DT377 .T74 1800
Book
Item-ID: i1024007x
BIB-ID: 1025643
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Vue du nymphée de Zaghouan formant la prise d'eau de l'aqueduc de CarthageView of the Nymphaeum at Zaghouan the water supply point of the Aqueduct of Carthage
Aqueducts, Springs, Temples, Roman, Roman antiquities, Roman antiquities--Tunisia
The Water Temple was built during the reign of Emperor Hadrian, between 117 and 138 AD, on the spot of an abundant spring. It has semicircular...
Show moreThe Water Temple was built during the reign of Emperor Hadrian, between 117 and 138 AD, on the spot of an abundant spring. It has semicircular shape, and is embellished with 12 niches which shielded statues featuring the twelve months of the year. It has a big basin in the form of “eight” that filtered the water, and let it through toward the aqueduct.
Title from item, date devised by Library staff. On the mount "Parallèle des édifices anciens et modernes du continent Africain. Pl. 61. Paris, Imp. Lemercier".
Main Heritage Compact General
HC.HP.2018.0209-0001
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Item-ID: i26819855
BIB-ID: 2854276
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Vue de l'aqueduc de Carthage prise sur les bords d'Ouad-el-MélianaView of the Carthage Aqueduct, taken on the banks of the Ouad-el-Meliana (Miliane)
Aqueducts, Roman antiquities, Roman antiquities--Tunisia
The Zaghouan aqueduct in northern Tunisia, part of a 132 km aqueduct (the longest in the Roman Empire), was built in c. 160 CE and functioned as...
Show moreThe Zaghouan aqueduct in northern Tunisia, part of a 132 km aqueduct (the longest in the Roman Empire), was built in c. 160 CE and functioned as the main supplier of the city of Carthage.
Title from item, date devised by Library staff. On the mount "Parallèle des édifices anciens et modernes du continent Africain. Pl. 63. Paris, Imp. Lemercier".
Main Heritage Compact General
HC.HP.2018.0209-0002
2-D Graphic
Item-ID: i26819946
BIB-ID: 2854280
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Vue des grandes citernes de Carthage, prise dans l'axe de la percée longitudinale et montrant sa construction en blocageView of the great cisterns of Carthage taken along the longitudinal axis and showing the Opus incertum [i.e. rock fragments and small stones mixed with concrete]
Aqueducts, Cisterns, Roman antiquities, Roman antiquities--Tunisia
The Zaghouan aqueduct in northern Tunisia, part of a 132 km aqueduct (the longest in the Roman Empire), was built in c. 160 CE and functioned as...
Show moreThe Zaghouan aqueduct in northern Tunisia, part of a 132 km aqueduct (the longest in the Roman Empire), was built in c. 160 CE and functioned as the main supplier of the city of Carthage.
Title from item, date devised by Library staff. On the mount "Parallèle des édifices anciens et modernes du continent Africain. Pl. 65. Paris, Imp. Lemercier".
Main Heritage Compact General
HC.HP.2018.0209-0003
2-D Graphic
Item-ID: i26820122
BIB-ID: 2854297
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