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LSE4322645 The amphitheatre of El Djem (or El Jem) in Tunisia also calls the thysdrus colisee, built in 238 AD, or known as Ksar de la Kahena, named after a Berber princess of the 7th century, who had found refuge there to resist the Muslim invader. Postcard of the Selva collection. by Unknown photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The amphitheatre of El Djem (or El Jem) in Tunisia also calls the thysdrus colisee, built in 238 AD, or known as Ksar de la Kahena, named after a Berber princess of the 7th century, who had found refuge there to resist the Muslim invader. Postcard of the Selva collection.); Photo ?? Leonard de Selva.
1901-12-13
Bridgeman Images/East News
Bridgeman Images
© Leonard de Selva
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