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Dugga
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Dugga or Tugga is a Roman ruin with a size of 65 hectares in the northern part of Tunisia. Formerly, Dugga was a Berber village surrounded by the walls, Tugga was meant for "ranch". Later, in the 2nd century BC, Machinissa King Numidia was the location. The Romans occupied the city in the second half of the 2nd century BC. Dugga was occupied by the Vandals after becoming the ruling place of the eastern Roman Empire. The impressive Roman ruins remained in Dugga, which was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. ドゥッガまたはトゥッガは、チュニジア北部にある65ヘクタールの広さを持つローマ時代の遺跡である。 元、ドゥッガは城壁に囲まれたベルベル人の村であり、トゥッガは「牧場」を意味していた。その後、紀元前2世紀にヌミディア王マシニッサがこの地を所在地とした。ローマ人は紀元前2世紀後半にこの街を占領した。 ドゥッガは東ローマ帝国の支配地となった後、ヴァンダル人に占有された。ドゥッガには印象的なローマの遺跡が残っており、1997年にユネスコの世界遺産に登録された。
Dugga 【Dougga】 Ancient Roman remains in northern Tunisia. Originally belongs to the Kingdom of Numidia, later the city of Carthage, Rome. Many remains such as outdoor theaters · temple · communal bath · arc de Triomphe, etc. remain. In 1997, it was registered as a World Heritage (cultural heritage). Tugga. Duga. ドゥッガ【Dougga】 チュニジア北部にある古代ローマ遺跡。元はヌミディア王国に属し、のちカルタゴ、ローマの支配地。野外劇場・神殿・共同浴場・凱旋門など、多くの遺構が残る。1997年、世界遺産（文化遺産）に登録された。トゥッガ。ドゥガ。
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