Libyco-Punic Mausoleum of Dougga (Q1146714)

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Libyco-Punic Mausoleum of Dougga
mausoleum in Tunisia

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    part of
    Dougga
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    inception
    2. century BCE
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    has use
    grave
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    image
    TUNISIA DOUGGA MAUSOLEE LIBYCO PUNIQUE 001.jpg
    2,000 × 3,008; 1.06 MB
    media legend
    Vue du mausolée. (French)
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    coordinate location

    Map

    36°25'13.08"N, 9°13'12.72"E
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    imported from Wikimedia project
    German Wikipedia
    creator
    Atban
    subject named as
    Bauleiter
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    Abdarisch
    subject named as
    Steinmetz
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    Zimer
    subject named as
    Steinmetz
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    Managai
    subject named as
    Steinmetz
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    Zazai
    subject named as
    Assistent
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    Tamôn
    subject named as
    Assistent
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    Warsakan
    subject named as
    Assistent
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    Masidil
    subject named as
    Zimmermann
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    Ankan
    subject named as
    Zimmermann
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    Schafot
    subject named as
    Eisenhandwerker
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    Papai
    subject named as
    Eisenhandwerker
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    significant event
    demolition
    point in time
    1842
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    reconstruction
    start time
    1908
    end time
    1910
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    architect
    Atban
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    height
    21 metre
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    inscription
    unknown value
    language of work or name
    Numidian
    Punic
    literal translation
    Here is the tomb of Atban, son of Iepmatah, son of Palu: the stoneworkrs were Aborsh son of Abdashtart Mengy son of Oursken, Zamar son of Atban son of Iepmatah son of Palu, and among the members of his house were Zezy, Temen and Oursken; the carpenters were Mesdel son of Nenpsen and Anken son of Ashy; the metalworkers were Shepet son of Bilel and Pepy son of Beby. (English)
    Voici l'équipe de Atban, fils de Iepmatah, fils de Palou : les constructeurs en pierres Aborsh, fils de Abdashtart Mengy, fils de Oursken ; Zamar, fils de Atban, fils de Iematah, fils de Palou ; et parmi les gens de sa maison, Zezy, Temen et Oursken ; les menuisiers Mesdel, fils de Nenpsen et Anken, fils de Ashy ; les forgerons Shepet, fils de Bilel et Pepy, fils de Beby. (French)
    image
    Inscription bilingue de Thugga.jpg
    800 × 409; 41 KB
    collection
    British Museum
    inventory number
    494
    495
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    Commons category
    Libyco-Punic Mausoleum
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