Uthina (Oudhna)

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The ancient Roman ruins of Utina are about 30 kilometers away from the capital of Tunisia. The ancient city was built from the end of the first century to the beginning of the second century, and reached its peak in the second to third centuries. The ancient city site has been excavated and restored since 1993. The ancient Roman ruins include an oval theater (arena), a temple site, and an ancient city site. The Old Roman Amphitheater (Arena )Amphi Theatre de la Cite Romaine de Oudhna is 120x89 meters in architectural size, of which the oval central arena is 67x36 meters in architectural size. Its architectural size is estimated to be about 16,000 seats, in Tunisia's famous amphitheater, It is third only to the Carthage Theatre in Tunis and the El Jem Arena. It dates back to the Hadrian era (Hadrian: A.D.76-138, of which A.D. 117-138, was the third emperor of the Roman Empire. Hadrian was in a time of great excitement and excitement. He became the dominant Roman Empire in the second century AD, and was the most successful Roman ruler. He was a soldier and a talented administrator who was in the Roman Empire's prime). The Uthina Temple is considered one of the largest temples in Africa by the Roman Empire, with a building size of 43 x 27 meters. It is erected on a basement consisting of three base points and aims to set the temple at very high points so that it can be seen from far away. The temple was built from the end of the 1st century to the beginning of the 2nd century.