Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church
Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church is a ruins in Chemtou, Jendouba Nord, Jendouba Governorate. Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church is situated near the ruins Chemtou: Rock stairway to Saturn sanctuary, as well as near Chemtou: Sanctuary of the Dii Mauri.Places of Interest Nearby
Highlights include Archeological Museum of Chemtou.
Archeological Museum of Chemtou
The Chemtou Museum is an archaeological museum located in Chemtou, Tunisia. Archeological Museum of Chemtou is situated 470 metres southwest of Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Oued Melliz and Sidi-Meskin.
Oued Melliz
Village
Oued Melliz is a town and commune in the Jendouba Governorate in Tunisia. Oued Melliz is situated 4 km southwest of Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church.
Sidi-Meskin
Village
Sidi-Meskin, anciently known as Thunusuda… Sidi-Meskin is situated 8 km southeast of Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church.
Chemtou: Numidian hill sanctuary, temple of Saturn, Byzantine church
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Latitude
36.49291° or 36° 29′ 35″ north
Longitude
8.58° or 8° 34′ 48″ east
Open location code
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Notable Places Nearby
Highlights include Chemtou: Rock stairway to Saturn sanctuary and Chemtou: Sanctuary of the Dii Mauri.
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