Basilica of St. Crispinus (4th century AD), one of the biggest in Africa. It also has chapels, baptism urns, catacombs and gardens. The basilica is situated at the exterior of the old city at the north of the Arc of Caracalla. There are various pathways, huge steps, stables, walkways, and many Roman edifices around. This basilica is consecrated to a local Saint, Saint Crispina, and dates from the end of the 4th Century. Byzantine walls (6th century), popularly known as "Solomon's Walls" and flanked by thirteen square towers. The Solomon wall encircles the old town centre. These walls are flanked by towers which open onto the outside by four doors. One of these four doors is an Arc de Triomphe (Caracalla's door). Roman theatre. Small in size, it was created when the city was refounded as a base for the Legio III Augusta. Amphitheatre (4th century AD). Divided into two sections. Roman aqueduct. Still partially working. Notes Bibliography Laffi, Umberto. Colonie e municipi nello Stato romano Ed. di Storia e Letteratura. Roma, 2007 Mommsen, Theodore. The Provinces of the Roman Empire Section: Roman Africa. (Leipzig 1865; London 1866; London: Macmillan 1909; reprint New York 1996) Barnes & Noble. New York, 1996 Smyth Vereker, Charles. Scenes in the Sunny South: Including the Atlas Mountains and the Oases of the Sahara in Algeria. Volume 2. Publisher Longmans, Green, and Company. University of Wisconsin. Madison,1871 ( Roman Theveste ) See also Arch of Caracalla in Theveste Mauretania Caesariensis Hippo Regius Cirta Thagaste External Links Images of Theveste (Tebessa) in Manar al-Athar digital heritage photo resource Ancient Berber cities Archaeological sites in Algeria Buildings and structures in Tébessa Province Coloniae (Roman) Former populated places in Algeria Roman fortifications in Roman Africa Roman legionary fortresses in Algeria Roman towns and cities in Algeria