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The Arch of Trajan at Maktar is a Roman monument in the ancient city of Mactaris, now Maktar in northwestern Tunisia. It was erected during the Roman imperial period and is associated with the city's integration into the administrative and civic system of Roman North Africa. The surviving structure is an archway built from stone blocks, and its location among other ancient remains helps document the public architecture of the settlement.
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Where is the Arch of Trajan at Maktar?
The Arch of Trajan is in the ancient city of Mactaris, now known as Maktar in northwestern Tunisia. It is part of the archaeological remains of Roman North Africa.
Who was the arch dedicated to?
The monument is associated with the Roman emperor Trajan, as indicated by its name. It was erected during the Roman imperial period.
What does the Arch of Trajan show about Mactaris?
The arch reflects Mactaris's integration into the administrative and civic system of Roman North Africa. It formed part of the city's public monumental landscape during the imperial period.
Is Maktar the same place as ancient Mactaris?
Yes. Maktar is the modern name for the site of ancient Mactaris in northwestern Tunisia, where the Arch of Trajan still forms part of the archaeological remains.
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