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Winter Baths

Thermae Hiemales
BathAfrica Proconsularis · Thuburbo Maius, TunisiaBuilt 130 CE
Not standing in 117 CE

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Thuburbo Maius built its Winter Baths in the 2nd century CE, after Hadrian raised the town to municipium status and gave its citizens a rank worth building for. The complex covered 1,600 square meters and opened onto a public square where two streets crossed. Columns of reddish marble quarried at distant Simitthus framed its entrance. In 117 CE Hadrian had not yet become emperor, and this bath block did not exist.

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Summer Baths
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Temple of Mercury
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Capitol of Thuburbo Maius
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Temple of Baalat
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Forum of Thuburbo Maius
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Market of Thuburbo Maius
153 m
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