Imed Ben Jerbania
Biographic Data
| ID | 6054909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Imed Ben Jerbania |
| GIVEN NAMES | Imed Ben |
| FAMILY NAME | Jerbania |
| SIGNATURE | BEN JERBANIA I |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Heritage Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Nouvelles recherches archéologiques et bio-archéologiques dans le sanctuaire de Tanit et Ba‘l Hammon à Carthage: Premiers résultats de la fouille et de l’analyse du contenu d’urnes renfermant les rest…
New excavations conducted at the Tophet of Carthage in 2017 and 2018, and again in 2023, led to the discovery of several hundred urns. The precision of the stratigraphic observations, along with the relatively limited extent of later disturbances, allows for accurate dating. The recorded observations concern not only the relative positioning of the urns but also their arrangement within the pits and the surface conditions from which they were exc…
Proyecto Utica (T únez). Nuevos datos sobre la arquitectura monumental y doméstica en la excavación de 2018 en la ciudad fenicio-púnica
Se presentan los principales resultados de la campaña de excavaciones de 2018 en la ciudad fenicia de Utica (Túnez) del proyecto conjunto hispano-tunecino entre el Institut National du Patrimoine y el Centro de Estudios Fenicios y Púnicos. La excavación del interior del edificio fenicio del siglo IX a.C. del corte 21 de la Zona II ha puesto en evidencia la existencia de una estructura de adobe que podría identificarse hipotéticamente como un posi…
New Excavations in the Sanctuary of Ba‘l Ḥammon in Carthage
Recent excavations, undertaken since 2014 at the sanctuary of Ba‘l Ḥammon in Carthage, have had as their objective the identification of various stratigraphic sequences that testify to changes in the spatial extension and chronological stratification of this precinct. The different categories of material artifacts, including urns and stelae , will be published with precisely dated archaeological contexts for the first time. Our stratigraphic cont…
Proyecto Utica (Túnez). Excavaciones en la ciudad fenicio-púnica. Resultados de la campaña de 2016
Se presentan los resultados de la campaña de excavaciones de 2016 en Utica (Túnez). En la Zona II se continuó excavando en el corte 21 buscando la delimitación del muro perimetral de un edificio fenicio arcaico. Se continuó la excavación al norte de dicho corte de una fosa romana. En la zona I se continuó la excavación en los sectores 21 y 22 del corte 10. El primero dio como resultado un pavimento perteneciente a una vivienda quizá del siglo III…
Long-term human impact and forest management in the Phoenician and Roman city of Utica (Tunisia) (900 BC−500 AD)
Human Colonization of new lands implied historically the diffusion of new plant species and the exploitation of local plant resources and forests by human communities. Phoenician colonization in the 1st millennium BC had important consequences in Mediterranean agriculture and the exploitation of vegetation in colonized areas. Later, Roman agriculture introduced new changes. The anthracological analysis or charcoal analysis of the archaeological r…
Utica’s urban centre from Augustus to the Antonines
Since 2010, a team from the Tunisian Institut National du Patrimoine and the University of Oxford 1 has been investigating Utica’s monumental centre, located at the tip of the promontory on which the city is built (fig. 1). The range and scale of architectural elements littering this area were remarked upon by most antiquarian investigators of the site. Nathan Davis, working at the site in 1858, noted that, despite the fact that it “had been rans…
La production des amphores ovoïdes de type « Africaine ancienne » à Utique
Les nouvelles recherches menées à Utique ont permis de parvenir à une meilleure définition du lieu de production des amphores Africaines anciennes, que les dernières découvertes ont permis d’attribuer à l’aire nord-occidentale de la Tunisie. En effet, parmi le matériel céramique livré par la récente fouille d’un four construit en briques selon la tradition phénicienne, et d’un dépotoir céramique bien délimité par des murs en adobes, figurent plus…
What the people of Utica (Tunisia) ate at a banquet in the 9th century BCE. Zooarchaeology of a North African early Phoenician settlement
La colonización fenicia inicial en el Mediterráneo Central: Nuevas excavaciones arqueológicas en Utica (Túnez)
Se presentan los primeros resultados del proyecto de investigación tunecino-espa.ol en Utica (Túnez). En concreto se estudia un complejo formado por un pozo de agua vinculado a un edificio excavado en parte. El pozo posiblemente fue clausurado y cegado de forma ritual. El contenido de su interior ha aportado, además de abundantes restos faunísticos, un depósito de cerámicas fenicias, griegas geométricas, sardas, libias, villanovianas y tartesias,…
The Geoarchaeology of Utica, Tunisia: The Paleogeography of the Mejerda Delta and Hypotheses Concerning the Location of the Ancient Harbor
Although the ancient site of Utica has been studied since the 19th century, the location of its harbors remains unresolved as they were buried under sediments as the Mejerda delta prograded and left Utica 10 km inland. Using relief data and a coring survey with sedimentological analysis, we identify the dynamics of the delta's progradation, which produced a double system of alluvial fans. These show that the ancient bay of Utica silted up faster …
Utique: Rapport préliminaire sur les deux premières campagnes de fouilles de la mission franco-tunisienne, 2011 et 2012
Chronique des activits archologiques de l'cole franaise de Rome , Maghreb
Observations sur les amphores de tradition punique d’après une nouvelle découverte près de Tunis
This article clarifies aspects of the production of amphorae in the Punic tradition. Material collected from the dump of a potter’s workshop at Mnihla near Tunis comprised two main types of amphorae : Maña C and the type usually known as «Ancient Tripolitanian » . The presence of wasters and archaeometric analysis of selected sherds indicate local or regional production for both types
Thysdrus (El Jem)
Thysdrus (modern El Jem) was one of the most important cities of Roman Africa, located at the crossroads of routes connecting the large port cities of Hadrumetum, Leptiminus, and Sullechthum with the interior.
Céramique pré-impériale de Thysdrus (El-Jem, Tunisie)
The study of a series of ceramic finds from pre-Roman tombs in Thysdrus reveals a new aspect of this Roman site. Although there is little variation among the forms, this assemblage, which fits perfectly into the Punic repertoire of Byzacena, shows the importance of pre-Roman levels from this inland site of the Sahel. This new pre-Roman material sheds light on the indigenous population and its relations with the Phoenicians
Bénichou-Safar H., Le tophet de Salammbô à Carthage. Essai de reconstitution, Rome, 2004 (Collection de l’École française de Rome ; 342), 217 p
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
La colonización fenicia inicial en el Mediterráneo Central: Nuevas excavaciones arqueológicas en Utica (Túnez)
Se presentan los primeros resultados del proyecto de investigación tunecino-espa.ol en Utica (Túnez). En concreto se estudia un complejo formado por un pozo de agua vinculado a un edificio excavado en parte. El pozo posiblemente fue clausurado y cegado de forma ritual. El contenido de su interior ha aportado, además de abundantes restos faunísticos, un depósito de cerámicas fenicias, griegas geométricas, sardas, libias, villanovianas y tartesias,…
The Geoarchaeology of Utica, Tunisia: The Paleogeography of the Mejerda Delta and Hypotheses Concerning the Location of the Ancient Harbor
Although the ancient site of Utica has been studied since the 19th century, the location of its harbors remains unresolved as they were buried under sediments as the Mejerda delta prograded and left Utica 10 km inland. Using relief data and a coring survey with sedimentological analysis, we identify the dynamics of the delta's progradation, which produced a double system of alluvial fans. These show that the ancient bay of Utica silted up faster …
Long-term human impact and forest management in the Phoenician and Roman city of Utica (Tunisia) (900 BC−500 AD)
Human Colonization of new lands implied historically the diffusion of new plant species and the exploitation of local plant resources and forests by human communities. Phoenician colonization in the 1st millennium BC had important consequences in Mediterranean agriculture and the exploitation of vegetation in colonized areas. Later, Roman agriculture introduced new changes. The anthracological analysis or charcoal analysis of the archaeological r…
Utica’s urban centre from Augustus to the Antonines
Since 2010, a team from the Tunisian Institut National du Patrimoine and the University of Oxford 1 has been investigating Utica’s monumental centre, located at the tip of the promontory on which the city is built (fig. 1). The range and scale of architectural elements littering this area were remarked upon by most antiquarian investigators of the site. Nathan Davis, working at the site in 1858, noted that, despite the fact that it “had been rans…
Bénichou-Safar H., Le tophet de Salammbô à Carthage. Essai de reconstitution, Rome, 2004 (Collection de l’École française de Rome ; 342), 217 p
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Céramique pré-impériale de Thysdrus (El-Jem, Tunisie)
The study of a series of ceramic finds from pre-Roman tombs in Thysdrus reveals a new aspect of this Roman site. Although there is little variation among the forms, this assemblage, which fits perfectly into the Punic repertoire of Byzacena, shows the importance of pre-Roman levels from this inland site of the Sahel. This new pre-Roman material sheds light on the indigenous population and its relations with the Phoenicians
Thysdrus (El Jem)
Thysdrus (modern El Jem) was one of the most important cities of Roman Africa, located at the crossroads of routes connecting the large port cities of Hadrumetum, Leptiminus, and Sullechthum with the interior.
Utique: Rapport préliminaire sur les deux premières campagnes de fouilles de la mission franco-tunisienne, 2011 et 2012
Chronique des activits archologiques de l'cole franaise de Rome , Maghreb
Observations sur les amphores de tradition punique d’après une nouvelle découverte près de Tunis
This article clarifies aspects of the production of amphorae in the Punic tradition. Material collected from the dump of a potter’s workshop at Mnihla near Tunis comprised two main types of amphorae : Maña C and the type usually known as «Ancient Tripolitanian » . The presence of wasters and archaeometric analysis of selected sherds indicate local or regional production for both types
The Geoarchaeology of Utica, Tunisia: The Paleogeography of the Mejerda Delta and Hypotheses Concerning the Location of the Ancient Harbor
Although the ancient site of Utica has been studied since the 19th century, the location of its harbors remains unresolved as they were buried under sediments as the Mejerda delta prograded and left Utica 10 km inland. Using relief data and a coring survey with sedimentological analysis, we identify the dynamics of the delta's progradation, which produced a double system of alluvial fans. These show that the ancient bay of Utica silted up faster …
What the people of Utica (Tunisia) ate at a banquet in the 9th century BCE. Zooarchaeology of a North African early Phoenician settlement
La colonización fenicia inicial en el Mediterráneo Central: Nuevas excavaciones arqueológicas en Utica (Túnez)
Se presentan los primeros resultados del proyecto de investigación tunecino-espa.ol en Utica (Túnez). En concreto se estudia un complejo formado por un pozo de agua vinculado a un edificio excavado en parte. El pozo posiblemente fue clausurado y cegado de forma ritual. El contenido de su interior ha aportado, además de abundantes restos faunísticos, un depósito de cerámicas fenicias, griegas geométricas, sardas, libias, villanovianas y tartesias,…
La production des amphores ovoïdes de type « Africaine ancienne » à Utique
Les nouvelles recherches menées à Utique ont permis de parvenir à une meilleure définition du lieu de production des amphores Africaines anciennes, que les dernières découvertes ont permis d’attribuer à l’aire nord-occidentale de la Tunisie. En effet, parmi le matériel céramique livré par la récente fouille d’un four construit en briques selon la tradition phénicienne, et d’un dépotoir céramique bien délimité par des murs en adobes, figurent plus…
Utica’s urban centre from Augustus to the Antonines
Since 2010, a team from the Tunisian Institut National du Patrimoine and the University of Oxford 1 has been investigating Utica’s monumental centre, located at the tip of the promontory on which the city is built (fig. 1). The range and scale of architectural elements littering this area were remarked upon by most antiquarian investigators of the site. Nathan Davis, working at the site in 1858, noted that, despite the fact that it “had been rans…
Proyecto Utica (Túnez). Excavaciones en la ciudad fenicio-púnica. Resultados de la campaña de 2016
Se presentan los resultados de la campaña de excavaciones de 2016 en Utica (Túnez). En la Zona II se continuó excavando en el corte 21 buscando la delimitación del muro perimetral de un edificio fenicio arcaico. Se continuó la excavación al norte de dicho corte de una fosa romana. En la zona I se continuó la excavación en los sectores 21 y 22 del corte 10. El primero dio como resultado un pavimento perteneciente a una vivienda quizá del siglo III…
Long-term human impact and forest management in the Phoenician and Roman city of Utica (Tunisia) (900 BC−500 AD)
Human Colonization of new lands implied historically the diffusion of new plant species and the exploitation of local plant resources and forests by human communities. Phoenician colonization in the 1st millennium BC had important consequences in Mediterranean agriculture and the exploitation of vegetation in colonized areas. Later, Roman agriculture introduced new changes. The anthracological analysis or charcoal analysis of the archaeological r…
New Excavations in the Sanctuary of Ba‘l Ḥammon in Carthage
Recent excavations, undertaken since 2014 at the sanctuary of Ba‘l Ḥammon in Carthage, have had as their objective the identification of various stratigraphic sequences that testify to changes in the spatial extension and chronological stratification of this precinct. The different categories of material artifacts, including urns and stelae , will be published with precisely dated archaeological contexts for the first time. Our stratigraphic cont…
Proyecto Utica (T únez). Nuevos datos sobre la arquitectura monumental y doméstica en la excavación de 2018 en la ciudad fenicio-púnica
Se presentan los principales resultados de la campaña de excavaciones de 2018 en la ciudad fenicia de Utica (Túnez) del proyecto conjunto hispano-tunecino entre el Institut National du Patrimoine y el Centro de Estudios Fenicios y Púnicos. La excavación del interior del edificio fenicio del siglo IX a.C. del corte 21 de la Zona II ha puesto en evidencia la existencia de una estructura de adobe que podría identificarse hipotéticamente como un posi…
Nouvelles recherches archéologiques et bio-archéologiques dans le sanctuaire de Tanit et Ba‘l Hammon à Carthage: Premiers résultats de la fouille et de l’analyse du contenu d’urnes renfermant les rest…
New excavations conducted at the Tophet of Carthage in 2017 and 2018, and again in 2023, led to the discovery of several hundred urns. The precision of the stratigraphic observations, along with the relatively limited extent of later disturbances, allows for accurate dating. The recorded observations concern not only the relative positioning of the urns but also their arrangement within the pits and the surface conditions from which they were exc…
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