There are many important Roman ruins in Algeria. One of the least well-known is Tiddis, which is located in the northwest of the country, in the province of Constantine. It is situated on a mountain plateau and was built on a steep slope that once overlooked a fertile valley. The ruins are approximately 19 miles from the modern city of Constantine and they cover some 30 hectares. Although, it may not be as impressive as other ruined cities…
