ancient ruins of Hippo Regius

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The ancient ruins of Hippo Regius are the remains of a major Phoenician, Numidian, and Roman port city in present-day Algeria, renowned as the episcopal see of Saint Augustine and a significant archaeological site.

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instanceOf ancient city ruins
archaeological site
archaeologicalResearch site of discoveries of mosaics and inscriptions
subject of ongoing excavations
continent Africa
country Algeria
culture Early Christian
Numidian
Phoenician
Roman
functionInAntiquity administrative center
commercial port
religious center
hasHistoricalName Hippo
Hippo Diarrhytus
Hippo Regius
hasRemainsFromEra Byzantine period
Punic era
Roman era
Vandal period
hasStructureType Christian church
Roman baths
Roman forum
basilica
city walls
necropolis
residential quarters
theater
heritageStatus national heritage site of Algeria
knownFor association with the life and episcopate of Augustine of Hippo
maritime trade in antiquity
well-preserved Roman and early Christian remains
locatedIn Algeria
Annaba Province
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
modern city of Annaba
notablePersonAssociated Augustine of Hippo
partOf Numidia
surface form: ancient Numidia

Africa Proconsularis
surface form: ancient Roman province of Africa Proconsularis
periodOfFlourishing Late Antiquity
Numidian period
Phoenician period
Roman Imperial period
religiousTradition Christianity
significance episcopal see of Saint Augustine of Hippo
important ecclesiastical center in Late Antiquity
major ancient port city
tourism popular tourist attraction in Annaba region

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Annaba hasLandmark ancient ruins of Hippo Regius