Telo Martius was a harbour in the south part of France near the present city of Toulon. The city was founded by the Romans (responding to a request by the citizens of Massilia (Marseille)) in the second century BC, for maintaining peace in the Mediterranean Sea.
During the Roman Empire Telo Martius was famous for dye manufacturing, including the color purple used for imperial clothes.
In 1998, an incredible archaeological heritage was discovered by accident near the Pisa San Rossore railway station....
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At the site of present-day Lamta on Tunisia's east coast, there was already a port city named Leptis Minor ....
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Roman law is the finest monument that Rome bequeathed to Western Europe....
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In the Sahel, in the Tunisian province of Madhia, we find by the sea the small town of Salakta....
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.....probably founded by Julius Ceasar around 46 BC, was located in the north-west of Sardinia.
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