Moheddine Chaouali
Biographic Data
| ID | 1664112 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Moheddine Chaouali |
| GIVEN NAMES | Moheddine |
| FAMILY NAME | Chaouali |
| SIGNATURE | CHAOUALI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Heritage Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Kairouan and the medieval ceramic industry in Tunisia: New data from compositional analysis of glazed and unglazed wares from the sites of Bulla Regia and Chimtou
The technology of polychrome glazed ceramics in Ifriqiya: New data from the site of Chimtou
Ifriqiya (roughly Tunisia and eastern Algeria) is believed to have played a significant role in the diffusion of ceramic glazed technologies into other regions of the Western Mediterranean. However, due to limited analysis on North African glazed ceramics, its role in technology transfer remains poorly understood. This paper uses SEM–EDS and petrographic analyses to understand the technology employed in the production of Tunisian ceramics through…
Une carrière militaire équestre, avec un premier exemple de promotion uice (quartae) mil(itiae) à Thuburnica (Tunisie)
Publication d’une nouvelle inscription de Thuburnica (Sidi Ali Bel Kassem). Le texte, incomplet, pose des problèmes de restitution et d’interprétation, mais le principal intérêt est l’expression uice (quartae) mil(itiae), qui permet d’attribuer le cursus à un officier équestre qui aurait commandé une aile de 500 hommes en place de quatrième milice. À défaut d’équivalent direct, on trouve un parallèle assez proche dans la carrière d’un procurateur…
Coupling morphometric analysis and soil erosion modeling for the characterization of the geomorphological setting in the surrounding of the archaeological site of Chimtou (Central Medjerda Valley, Tun…
This study focuses on the characterization of the geomorphological setting in the hinterland of the archaeological sites of Chimtou and Bordj Hellal located in the central Medjerda Valley, North Tunisia. Our approach integrates the algorithm Geomorphons for semi-automatic landform classification with the soil erosion model Unit Stream Power-based Erosion Deposition (USPED), providing information on the intensity and regional distribution of erosi…
Isotopic evidence for human mobility in late antique Bulla Regia (Tunisia)
This paper represents the first isotopic study on late antique human mobility in North Africa, using the urban site of Bulla Regia in Tunisia as a case study. We also present the first values for bioavailable 87 Sr/ 86 Sr in northern Tunisia, analysing 63 plant and snail samples, as well as a simple method for the pre-processing of plants in the field to facilitate their export. Bulla Regia was a prominent Roman and late antique town situated on …
Bulla Regia II: Excavations in the Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from three seasons of excavations in the Christian cemetery by the Tunisian-British Bulla Regia Archaeological Project. In 2017–2019, excavations in, and around, the Late Antique church in the western cemetery uncovered a complex funerary landscape with a variety of different tomb types, including mosaic caisson tombs, simple masonry tombs, amphora tombs, and earthen graves and multiple funerary mensae .…
Urban transformation in the Central Medjerda Valley (north-west Tunisia) in late antiquity and the middle ages: A regional approach
Recent scholarship on North African cities has done much to dispel earlier assumptions about late antique collapse and demonstrate significant continuity into the Byzantine and medieval periods. Yet urban changes did not affect North Africa evenly. Far less is known about the differing regional trajectories that shaped urban transformation and the extent to which pre-Roman and Roman micro-regions continued to share meaningful characteristics in s…
Précisions sur le tracé de la Fossa Regia: Le Tronçon Septentrional
Chaouali Moheddine. Précisions sur le tracé de la Fossa Regia : le tronçon septentrional. In: Comptes-rendus des séances de l année - Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres, 164e année, N. 2, 2020. pp. 501-508
Deux hommages en l’honneur de deux chevaliers en Afrique Proconsulaire: Caecilius Secundus et L. Sempronius Ianuarius
Deux inscriptions latines récemment découvertes en Tunisie font connaître deux chevaliers. La première, totalement inédite, de Bisica Lucana, se rapporte à Caecilius Secundus qui a fait une carrière militaire sans avoir suivi un parcours complet. La deuxième – ayant déjà fait l’objet d’une étude succincte – se rapporte à L. Sempronius Ianuarius qui a été procurateur de la ratio patrimonii en Afrique Proconsulaire. J’écarterai ainsi l’une des hypo…
Bulla Regia I: A new church and Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from two short seasons of fieldwork that the Tunisian–British Bulla Regia Archaeological Report was able to undertake in September 2016 and 2017. In 2016, the work focused on a geophysical survey of the western cemetery and revealed a complex landscape of funerary enclosures and mausolea outside the protected boundaries of the site, likely to be of Roman date. In 2017, photogrammetric techniques were use…
Le culte de Mars Auguste à Mustis et Simitthus (Tunisie)
Je propose ici l’édition de deux dédicaces inédites au dieu Mars Auguste en Afrique proconsulaire (Tunisie). La première datant du règne de Trajan ou d’Hadrien a été découverte à Mustis. Elle fait connaitre le nom complet d’un flamen perpetuus et s’ajoute au déjà riche panthéon de la ville. La seconde datant du règne de Septime Sévère a été découverte à Fej Hsine dans l’arrière-pays de Simitthus. Son apport est considérable quant à la titulature …
Cornelia Fortunata, flaminique du culte impérial à Mustis (Tunisie)
L’analyse d’un document épigraphique inédit découvert sur le site archéologique de Mustis a permis de mettre en exergue l’existence d’un culte, assuré par une flaminique, d’une impératrice de la dynastie julio-claudienne attestant du loyalisme et de la gratitude des Mustitains envers cette même dynastie
Une épitaphe inédite de Mustis sur l’administration des domaines impériaux en Afrique du Nord au début du IIe siècle apr. J.-C
In 2011, the epitaph of a man called Marcus Ulpinus Fortunatus was discovered in the necropolis of Mustis. He was a freedman of Emperor Trajan and participated in the management of imperial possessions as a procurator. The name of his wife, Coelia Thallussa, allows us to assume that the couple was of Italian origin. The discovery of the epitaph in Mustis suggests that this city may have housed an administrative service which initially was subordi…
Les nundinae dans les grands domaines en Afrique du Nord à l'époque romaine
Bulla Regia I: A new church and Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from two short seasons of fieldwork that the Tunisian–British Bulla Regia Archaeological Report was able to undertake in September 2016 and 2017. In 2016, the work focused on a geophysical survey of the western cemetery and revealed a complex landscape of funerary enclosures and mausolea outside the protected boundaries of the site, likely to be of Roman date. In 2017, photogrammetric techniques were use…
Urban transformation in the Central Medjerda Valley (north-west Tunisia) in late antiquity and the middle ages: A regional approach
Recent scholarship on North African cities has done much to dispel earlier assumptions about late antique collapse and demonstrate significant continuity into the Byzantine and medieval periods. Yet urban changes did not affect North Africa evenly. Far less is known about the differing regional trajectories that shaped urban transformation and the extent to which pre-Roman and Roman micro-regions continued to share meaningful characteristics in s…
Bulla Regia II: Excavations in the Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from three seasons of excavations in the Christian cemetery by the Tunisian-British Bulla Regia Archaeological Project. In 2017–2019, excavations in, and around, the Late Antique church in the western cemetery uncovered a complex funerary landscape with a variety of different tomb types, including mosaic caisson tombs, simple masonry tombs, amphora tombs, and earthen graves and multiple funerary mensae .…
Une épitaphe inédite de Mustis sur l’administration des domaines impériaux en Afrique du Nord au début du IIe siècle apr. J.-C
In 2011, the epitaph of a man called Marcus Ulpinus Fortunatus was discovered in the necropolis of Mustis. He was a freedman of Emperor Trajan and participated in the management of imperial possessions as a procurator. The name of his wife, Coelia Thallussa, allows us to assume that the couple was of Italian origin. The discovery of the epitaph in Mustis suggests that this city may have housed an administrative service which initially was subordi…
Les nundinae dans les grands domaines en Afrique du Nord à l'époque romaine
Les nundinae dans les grands domaines en Afrique du Nord à l'époque romaine
Une épitaphe inédite de Mustis sur l’administration des domaines impériaux en Afrique du Nord au début du IIe siècle apr. J.-C
In 2011, the epitaph of a man called Marcus Ulpinus Fortunatus was discovered in the necropolis of Mustis. He was a freedman of Emperor Trajan and participated in the management of imperial possessions as a procurator. The name of his wife, Coelia Thallussa, allows us to assume that the couple was of Italian origin. The discovery of the epitaph in Mustis suggests that this city may have housed an administrative service which initially was subordi…
Cornelia Fortunata, flaminique du culte impérial à Mustis (Tunisie)
L’analyse d’un document épigraphique inédit découvert sur le site archéologique de Mustis a permis de mettre en exergue l’existence d’un culte, assuré par une flaminique, d’une impératrice de la dynastie julio-claudienne attestant du loyalisme et de la gratitude des Mustitains envers cette même dynastie
Le culte de Mars Auguste à Mustis et Simitthus (Tunisie)
Je propose ici l’édition de deux dédicaces inédites au dieu Mars Auguste en Afrique proconsulaire (Tunisie). La première datant du règne de Trajan ou d’Hadrien a été découverte à Mustis. Elle fait connaitre le nom complet d’un flamen perpetuus et s’ajoute au déjà riche panthéon de la ville. La seconde datant du règne de Septime Sévère a été découverte à Fej Hsine dans l’arrière-pays de Simitthus. Son apport est considérable quant à la titulature …
Bulla Regia I: A new church and Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from two short seasons of fieldwork that the Tunisian–British Bulla Regia Archaeological Report was able to undertake in September 2016 and 2017. In 2016, the work focused on a geophysical survey of the western cemetery and revealed a complex landscape of funerary enclosures and mausolea outside the protected boundaries of the site, likely to be of Roman date. In 2017, photogrammetric techniques were use…
Deux hommages en l’honneur de deux chevaliers en Afrique Proconsulaire: Caecilius Secundus et L. Sempronius Ianuarius
Deux inscriptions latines récemment découvertes en Tunisie font connaître deux chevaliers. La première, totalement inédite, de Bisica Lucana, se rapporte à Caecilius Secundus qui a fait une carrière militaire sans avoir suivi un parcours complet. La deuxième – ayant déjà fait l’objet d’une étude succincte – se rapporte à L. Sempronius Ianuarius qui a été procurateur de la ratio patrimonii en Afrique Proconsulaire. J’écarterai ainsi l’une des hypo…
Précisions sur le tracé de la Fossa Regia: Le Tronçon Septentrional
Chaouali Moheddine. Précisions sur le tracé de la Fossa Regia : le tronçon septentrional. In: Comptes-rendus des séances de l année - Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres, 164e année, N. 2, 2020. pp. 501-508
Urban transformation in the Central Medjerda Valley (north-west Tunisia) in late antiquity and the middle ages: A regional approach
Recent scholarship on North African cities has done much to dispel earlier assumptions about late antique collapse and demonstrate significant continuity into the Byzantine and medieval periods. Yet urban changes did not affect North Africa evenly. Far less is known about the differing regional trajectories that shaped urban transformation and the extent to which pre-Roman and Roman micro-regions continued to share meaningful characteristics in s…
Isotopic evidence for human mobility in late antique Bulla Regia (Tunisia)
This paper represents the first isotopic study on late antique human mobility in North Africa, using the urban site of Bulla Regia in Tunisia as a case study. We also present the first values for bioavailable 87 Sr/ 86 Sr in northern Tunisia, analysing 63 plant and snail samples, as well as a simple method for the pre-processing of plants in the field to facilitate their export. Bulla Regia was a prominent Roman and late antique town situated on …
Bulla Regia II: Excavations in the Christian cemetery
This paper reports the preliminary results from three seasons of excavations in the Christian cemetery by the Tunisian-British Bulla Regia Archaeological Project. In 2017–2019, excavations in, and around, the Late Antique church in the western cemetery uncovered a complex funerary landscape with a variety of different tomb types, including mosaic caisson tombs, simple masonry tombs, amphora tombs, and earthen graves and multiple funerary mensae .…
The technology of polychrome glazed ceramics in Ifriqiya: New data from the site of Chimtou
Ifriqiya (roughly Tunisia and eastern Algeria) is believed to have played a significant role in the diffusion of ceramic glazed technologies into other regions of the Western Mediterranean. However, due to limited analysis on North African glazed ceramics, its role in technology transfer remains poorly understood. This paper uses SEM–EDS and petrographic analyses to understand the technology employed in the production of Tunisian ceramics through…
Une carrière militaire équestre, avec un premier exemple de promotion uice (quartae) mil(itiae) à Thuburnica (Tunisie)
Publication d’une nouvelle inscription de Thuburnica (Sidi Ali Bel Kassem). Le texte, incomplet, pose des problèmes de restitution et d’interprétation, mais le principal intérêt est l’expression uice (quartae) mil(itiae), qui permet d’attribuer le cursus à un officier équestre qui aurait commandé une aile de 500 hommes en place de quatrième milice. À défaut d’équivalent direct, on trouve un parallèle assez proche dans la carrière d’un procurateur…
Coupling morphometric analysis and soil erosion modeling for the characterization of the geomorphological setting in the surrounding of the archaeological site of Chimtou (Central Medjerda Valley, Tun…
This study focuses on the characterization of the geomorphological setting in the hinterland of the archaeological sites of Chimtou and Bordj Hellal located in the central Medjerda Valley, North Tunisia. Our approach integrates the algorithm Geomorphons for semi-automatic landform classification with the soil erosion model Unit Stream Power-based Erosion Deposition (USPED), providing information on the intensity and regional distribution of erosi…
Kairouan and the medieval ceramic industry in Tunisia: New data from compositional analysis of glazed and unglazed wares from the sites of Bulla Regia and Chimtou
Archaeology and Historical Studies (8 works) · Art (8 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (7 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Antique (4 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (4 works) · History (4 works)