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photographs, is known only through old borings. The temples, which have been found on a spur of the mountain to the East of the central esplanade, on the edge of the route from Ténès to the West of the modern town, are too much destroyed to warrant publication even of plans. The baths along the edge of the sea, rather majestic, are also badly preserved. One would scarcely recognize several houses recently excavated. Grouped around peristyles with vast trichinia, they are readily adapted to the terrain and are constructed on terraces on the lower slopes or on the edge of cliffs with views over the sea. They often are preserved for us only in a late form—4th c. A.D.—and traces of the era of Juba are found only in the lower strata. The theater is an exception; still well preserved in 1840, it has since served as a quarry. It was set against the slope of the mountain. At the back of the scaena towards the N was a portico, covered over today by a street, where Gsell saw the S side of the forum. Of the rich scaenae frons there remain only traces and several statues, of which two are colossal muses. The orchestra had later undergone great modification which had resulted in the disappearance of the platform of the stage: an oval arena had been built, intended for hunting spectacles, and a wall was raised between the first row of seats and the cavea to protect spectators from the wild beasts. The sumptuously decorated monument is consequently very much mutilated, but is of interest specifically because of its complex history. The amphitheater, in the E part of the town, was erected in flat open country. It was not oval but rectangular, with the short sides rounded. The tiers of seats, for the most part missing, were carried on ramping vaults, and the arena floor was cut by two perpendicular passages intended for beasts. It is in this arena that St. Marciana was martyred.
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officials and landowners encouraged larger numbers of surrounding Berber tribesmen to move into the surrounding region to work the farms and groves cheaply. In turn, more and more Berbers and Arabs moved into the city seeking employment. By 1930 the combined Berbo-Arab Algerian population represented nearly 40% of the city's population.
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The town (of Caesarea) remains insufficiently known....The town walls, studied in 1946, pose more problems; and the monuments are more often simply marked than completely known. The amphitheater, which has been excavated, remains unpublished; the very large hippodrome, which appears clearly on aerial
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The end of the war with its departure of Allied forces and a reduction of French naval personnel due to rebasing saw an actual decline in Europeans living in the city. Additionally, the general austerity of the post-war years dried up the tourism industry and caused financial stagnation and losses to
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in the late 7th century. Successive waves of Umayyad attacks into Byzantine North African territory over 15 years wore down the smaller and less motivated imperial forces, until finally Umayyad troops laid siege to the city of Caesarea and, although the defenders were resupplied by Byzantine fleets,
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or Paris, for further study. However, not all building projects were successful in uncovering and restoring the ancient town. The Roman amphitheatre was considered mostly unsalvageable and unnecessary to rebuild. Its dress stones were used to the build a new French fort and barracks. Materials from
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Cherchell has continued to grow post-independence, recovering to peak colonial-era population by the 1980s. Cherchell currently has industries in marble, plaster quarries and iron mines. The town trades in oils, tobacco and earthenware. Additionally, the ancient cistern first developed by Juba and
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of the early 19th century, the French under both British, American, and other European powers were encouraged to attack and destroy the Barbary Pirates. From 1836 to 1840 various allied navies, but mostly French hunted down the Barbary pirates and conquered the Barbary ports while threatening the
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In the immediate years before World War II, losses to the French national population from World War I, and a declining birthrate in general among Europeans kept further colonial settlement to a trickle. Arab and Berber populations started seeing an increase in growth. French-Algerian colonial
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French occupation also brought new European settlement, to join the city's long-established communities of semi-Arabized Christians of local origin and old European merchant families, in addition to Berbers and Arab Muslims. Under French rule, European and Christians became a majority of the
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launched several revolts often in conjunction with reinforcements from the Empire. As a result, by the ninth century down much of the city's defences were damaged beyond repair, and resulting in its political loss of importance, leaving the former city little more than a small
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in 439, they also acquired a large part of Rome's Mediterranean fleet which they used to carry out raids all over the sea. Caesarea's port was sometimes used as a base for these raiders, and the city prospered from their plunder. Its schools produced the famous grammarian
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finally overwhelmed it. Much of the Byzantine nobility and officials fled to other parts of the Empire, while most of the remaining Roman and semi-Roman Berber population accepted Islamic rule which granted them protected status.
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in Algiers. The former Roman port is no longer in commercial use and has been partly filled by alluvial deposits and has been affected by earthquakes. The former local mosque of the Hundred Columns contains 89 columns of
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built a fort over the town. Under Turkish occupation, the city's importance as a port and fort led to it being inhabited by Moslems of many nationalities, some engaging in privateering and piracy on the Mediterranean.
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The changing demographics within the city were disguised by the large numbers of French military personnel based there and the numbers of European tourists visiting what had become known as the
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El Rahman Mosque in Cherchell, built as a Christian church during the French colonial years, adapting a Roman pagan temple in the forum of Caesarea, later used for Christian worship
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Eventually, Ottoman Turks managed to successfully reconquer the city from Spanish occupation in the 16th century, using the city primarily as a fortified port. In 1520,
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who were fully assimilated by the beginning of the Early Modern period. Similarly, by the 10th century the city's name had transformed in the local dialect from a
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the local Franco-Algerian community. In 1952, a census recorded that the Frenco-Algerian population had declined to 50% of the population.
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of veteran soldiers were established in the new provinces to maintain order. Caesarea itself was made a colony, with its residents gaining
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ended with the war, Cherchell is still a popular tourist place in Algeria. Cherchell has various splendid temples and monuments from the
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Ottoman Empire with war if it intervened. In 1840, the French after a significant siege captured and occupied the town. The French
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accosted Emeritus at Caesarea in the autumn of 418 and secured his exile. Apocorius was an orthodox bishop whom
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In turn, many ancient statues and buildings were either restored and left in Cherchell, or taken to museums in
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the Hippodrome were used to build a new church. The steps of the Hippodrome were partly destroyed by Cardinal
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Cleopatra Selene II was restored and expanded under recent French rule and still supplies water to the town.
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to complete the conquest. By 44, most resistance had been ended and the former kingdom was divided into two
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in the 19th century. It was distinguished as "Caesarea in Mauretania" in 1933. Its bishops have included:
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The city was sacked by a Berber revolt in 371 and 372. It largely recovered, but was ravaged again by the
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The West Coasts of Europe and Africa, the Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea and Azovskoye More (Sea of Azov)
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Virginie Prevost. "Prevost: Les dernières communautés chrétiennes autochtones d'Afrique du Nord" (
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periods, and the works of art found there, including statues of Neptune and Venus, are now in the
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Some remained Christians. For two generations what remained of the Roman population and Romanized
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are now celebrated. It had its own school of philosophy, academy, and library. It received a new
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extended along what is now the Algerian coast and included most of the hinterland as far as the
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BC, giving him the city as his capital, which Juba then renamed in his honor. Juba and his wife
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40. Rome proclaimed the annexation of Mauretania, which was resisted by Ptolemy's former slave
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from about 314 to 484, although not all of its bishops are known. Fortunatus took part in the
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Leveau, Philippe. "Caesarea de Maurétanie, une ville romaine et ses campagnes" first chapter
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BC and the oldest remains so far discovered at Cherchell date from the 5th century
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has many mosaics (like this one about viticulture) showing the riches of Caesarea
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Titular Bishop Gerard Johannes Nicolaas de Korte (2001.04.11 – 2008.06.18)
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Ptolemy's Geography: An Annotated Translation of the Theoretical Chapters
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Earthquakes, wars and plunder have ravaged many of the ancient remains.
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For the remaining 1950s, Cherchell was only slightly caught up by the
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For the following few centuries, the city remained a power center of
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Titular Archbishop Pierre-Célestin Cézerac (1918.01.02 – 1918.03.18)
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was supposedly tortured and killed in Caesarea's arena, gored by a
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Theodota and her sons were also supposedly martyred in the city.
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in 429. Parts of the town received new fortifications. After the
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Titular Bishop Thomas Francis Brennan (1905.10.07 – 1916.03.20)
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Procopius of Caesarea: Literary and Historical Interpretations
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Photography of ancient Roman inscriptions from Cherchell, 1856
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Titular Bishop Archbishop Enea Selis (1964.01.18 – 1971.09.02)
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Lillington-Martin, Christopher (2018), "Procopius, Πάρεδος/
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Titular Bishop Carmelo Canzonieri (1957.03.11 – 1963.07.30)
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Money, Trade, and Trade Routes in Pre-Islamic North Africa
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Titular Archbishop Marek Solczyński (2011.11.26 – present)
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Titular Bishop Francesco Pennisi (1950.07.11 – 1955.10.01)
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Titular Bishop Luigi Cammarata (1946.12.04 – 1950.02.25)
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Titular Bishop Giuseppe Moizo (1972.01.22 – 1976.07.01)
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and Berbers with a small but significant population of
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Titular Bishop Biagio Pisani (1897.04.23 – 1901.06.07)
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United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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had already taken control of the Phoenicians in the
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An early 8th-century 1525:Some remains can be seen in the local 952:) and another governed from Caesarea. 824:Iol was annexed directly to Rome in 33 717:established their first major wave of 624:. It was later distinguished from the 4927:UNESCO World Heritage Sites Proposed 2333:, vol. XII, Paris 1953, coll. 203–206 2249: 2247: 2102: 2034: 1348:population again until World War II. 660:. After its notional refounding as a 626:many other Roman towns named Caesarea 183: 166: 154: 7: 5944:Monte della Redenzione degli Schiavi 5388:Ottoman raid on the Balearic Islands 2687:Various ancient ruins of Cherchell: 2001: 1733:Section of Caesarea's Roman aqueduct 1198:adding citations to reliable sources 1026:emperors, reigning in 217 and 218. ( 5885:Austrian expedition against Morocco 2539:XVIII, Leuven: Uitgeverij Peeters, 561: 480:The town was originally known by a 456:and the capital of the kingdoms of 1591:. Clemens was mentioned in one of 1572:for the amusement of the crowd. St 1322:Crimes against the laws of nations 788:'s local allies. Iol was given to 409:Archaeological Museum of Cherchell 14: 2598:The Oxford Classical Dictionary, 2345:(Libreria Editrice Vaticana 2013 92: 5550:Sieges of Oran and Mers El Kébir 4276: 3045: 2852: 2768: 2724: 1958:"Lighthouses of Western Algeria" 1866:. populstat.info. Archived from 1821: 1802: 1790: 1778: 1762: 1750: 1738: 1726: 1714: 1331:Coat of arms of French Cherchell 1170: 994:. It was surrounded by suburban 207: 91: 84: 65: 53: 5989:Catholic titular sees in Africa 5984:Archaeological sites in Algeria 5715:Battle of the Oinousses Islands 4917:Roman colonies in Berber Africa 4864:Praetorian prefecture of Africa 3679:Heq she Elisha (Ksar es-Seghir) 2708:A Roman aqueduct near Cherchell 2578:(1905), Stokes, Whitley (ed.), 2525:Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 1904:. Ministere des Travaux Publics 564:), derived from the town's old 488:name that included the element 6009:Phoenician colonies in Algeria 5797:Moroccan seizure of the Betsey 3051:Phoenician cities and colonies 2314:, Paris 1912, pp. 447–450 1837:List of lighthouses in Algeria 588:), which was given to it in 25 308:unpainted tower, black lantern 1: 6019:4th-century BC establishments 5656:Raid on Ceriale and Borghetto 5353:US Treaty with Morocco (1836) 5343:US Treaty with Algiers (1815) 5338:US Treaty with Tripoli (1805) 5328:US Treaty with Tripoli (1796) 1041:after they were invited into 990:, and civic buildings like a 974:and was the harbor of Rome's 891:Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania 71:Location of Cherchell in the 5929:Slavery on the Barbary Coast 4433:Oppidum Novum (Caesariensis) 2401:Callegarin, Laurent (2011), 1623:Caesarea was revived by the 1380:Algerian War of Independence 1022:became the first Berber and 328:40.10 metres (131.6 ft) 5979:Communes of Tipaza Province 5638:Dutch expedition to Algiers 5562:Rebellion of the Alpujarras 5478:Ottoman wintering in Toulon 5424:Capture of Peñón of Algiers 5348:US Treaty with Tunis (1824) 5333:US Treaty with Tunis (1797) 1612:summoned to Carthage in 484 642:("Mauretania's Caesarea"), 541:Cherchel and Cherchell are 476:Maghreb placename etymology 292:28.60 metres (93.8 ft) 6045: 5744:Action of 28 November 1751 4031:Hippo Diarrhytus (Bizerte) 1797:Mosaic of vineyard workers 703: 675:after its imperial patron 648: 580: 526: 496: 473: 59:Cherchell's fountain place 22: 15: 5919: 5908: 5597:Expulsion of the Moriscos 5376: 5365: 5308: 5297: 5093:Kurtoğlu Muslihiddin Reis 5066: 5055: 4983: 4972: 4925: 4274: 4243:Oppidum Novum (Tingitana) 4188: 3784:Portus Magonis (Portimão) 3348:Strato's Tower (Caesarea) 2850: 2781: 2643:Roller, Duane W. (2003), 2554:Markoe, Glenn E. (2000), 2287:. Plantagenet Publishing. 2123:Berggren & al. (2000) 1700:(2010.11.04 – 2010.11.20) 1687:(1976.09.27 – 2001.02.21) 1662:(1919.12.15 – 1946.02.18) 1655:(1918.04.25 – 1918.05.20) 1642:(1902.06.09 – 1903.06.22) 1620:still included this see. 370: 366: 320: 216: 197:Fort Joinville Lighthouse 196: 192: 110: 79: 64: 52: 45: 5833:2nd Swedish-Algerian War 5827:1st Swedish-Algerian War 5738:Spanish conquest of Oran 5633:Action of 3 October 1624 5538:Expedition to Mostaganem 3530:Ornithon (Tell el-Burak) 2343:Annuario Pontificio 2013 2325:v. 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It is the seat of 249:36.61139°N 2.18806°E 130:36.60750°N 2.19000°E 18:IOL (disambiguation) 5924:Barbary slave trade 5891:Invasion of Algiers 5773:Invasion of Algiers 5755:Danish–Algerian War 5603:Franco-Algerian War 5508:Invasion of Corsica 4869:Exarchate of Africa 3788:Olissipona (Lisbon) 1696:Titular Archbishop 1683:Titular Archbishop 1658:Titular Archbishop 1386:Independent Algeria 1298:Knights Hospitaller 1110:its Muslim conquest 998:whose agricultural 727:Strait of Gibraltar 698:Museum of Cherchell 609:posthumous adoption 245: /  126: /  5861:Second Barbary War 5767:Dutch–Moroccan War 5732:Dutch–Algerian War 5673:Anglo-Algerian War 5644:Turkish Abductions 5627:Anglo-Algerian War 5574:Conquest of Tunis 5484:Capture of Mahdiye 5394:Capture of Algiers 5038:Regency of Tripoli 4988:Regency of Algiers 4910:Church of Carthage 4895:Limes Tripolitanus 4834:Creta et Cyrenaica 4348:Civitas Popthensis 3960:Balanaea (Baniyas) 3190:Rusuccuru (Dellys) 2701:2016-03-03 at the 2696:An ancient theater 2323:Charles Courtois, 1698:Walter Brandmüller 1587:, which condemned 1361:United States Army 1333: 1076: 1043:Roman North Africa 881:modeled after the 741:BC. 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IOL (disambiguation)
Churchill, Oxfordshire
Cherchell's fountain place
Location of Cherchell in the Tipaza Province
Tipaza Province
Cherchell is located in Algeria
36°36′27″N 02°11′24″E / 36.60750°N 2.19000°E / 36.60750; 2.19000
Algeria
Province
Tipaza
District
Cherchell
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Coordinates
36°36′41″N 2°11′17″E / 36.61139°N 2.18806°E / 36.61139; 2.18806
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Archaeological Museum of Cherchell
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Algeria
Mediterranean
Algiers
Cherchell District
Tipaza Province

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