Region Maghreb old the Romanian and Byzantine Military Fortification in (Comparative Study)
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Roman, Byzantine, military fortification, old Maghreb, comparative study.Abstract
Defense architecture was a landmark and a military edifice characterized by a fonctional composition to achieve certain requirements through phisical and human means. Architecture is subject to various influences, including natural conditions.
Due to the exposure of the Maghreb region to the Roman and Byzantine occupation , Rome , after its occupation , has worked to protect its settlements and counter various resistance by relying on a defensive device ( the limes). While the Byzantine occupation was thinking about how to maintain control through a wise policy of surrouning their property whith a series of defensive installations .through a set of forward the following problem: what are the patterns of roman and byzantine defensive architecture in the old Maghreb? We will answer the problem through the following points;
- Romanian and Byzantine defense policy and its main pillars.
- Selected Models of Roman and Byzantine Military Fortifications
- Comparison of Romanian and byzantine defense installation s through similarities and difference
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