Dissertations / Theses on the topic 'Maurétanie Tingitane'
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Sounni, Mohamed. "La Tingitane romaine : identités et transformations." Besançon, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987BESA1029.
Full textLaamiri, Laïla. "La sculpture de tradition classique en Maurétanie tingitane." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010570.
Full textRhorfi, Abdellatif. "Histoire préromaine et romanisation de la Maurétanie tingitane avant son annexion à l'Empire romain." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040318.
Full textSalhi, Jamal. "Les activités commerciales en Maurétanie tingitane à l'époque romaine." Rennes 2, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988REN20025.
Full textHamdoune, Christine. "Ad fines Imperii Romani, Mauretania Tingitana : recherches sur la géographie et l'administration de la Mauritanie Tingitane." Paris 4, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA040113.
Full textThe Tingitana, during the Upper Empire, remains an area poorly perceived by the literary sources and badly bounded by the romans. However, between a hostile coast and inaccessible mountain, the romans took possession of the Atlantic plains, taking use of the pre-existent urban framework enforced by the creation of three colonies and located by the archeology (recent identification of Zilil but persistent problem of Babba, to search for, in our opinion, in the north of the Loukkos). The method of the Romanization is discernible in the epigraphy of Volubilis and Banassa. The study of military diplomas and of soldiers epitaphs allows to specify the organization of the defense of the province and to locate some of the eleven cohorts and five wings garrisoned in the towns and in camps that have been built since the 2nd century, and placed under the command of ducenarian procurators, frequently pro legato in the 3rd century, against the renewed outbreak of military difficulties. The withdrawal of 280 shows the inefficiency of the romans of thrusting themselves upon a too deeply different country
Limane, Hassan. "Contribution à l'étude des sigillées d'importation en Maurétanie Tingitane aux 1°-2° siècles après J. C. : Etude du matériel de Lixus, Banasa et Tamuda." Aix-Marseille 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988AIX10029.
Full textHabibi, Mohammed. "Recherches chronologiques sur le site de Lixus." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040007.
Full textThe town of Lixus has been the subject of important archeological excavations which have accumulated rich abundant varied information. However there twenty years of excavations have not archived precise and comprehensive results. Uncertainties persist regarding the dates of certain facades as some works of research remain unedited. This is why we have reopened the dossier of Lixus which proposes: an overview of know and a critical analysis of the findings in previous excavations. A study of archeological constructions has permitted us to refigure historical periods and to refine the chronology of the earliest (Phoenician and Punic) periods. A precise statement, by the opening of two surveys the date of temple and of other monuments in the acropolis. The study and the chronology of living quarters is, to date, unedited. Discernment of the phases in evolution of the town, period by period
J'Bari, Yussuf. "Céramique dite "à parois fines" de la Maurétanie tingitane et de l'île de Mogador (Maroc)." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010629.
Full textThe study of "thin walled" pottery found in the Moroccan classical sites, was realised with respect to the following ceramological data : the identification of the industry, the classification of the sherds, the distribution of forms and the decorations, and a general discussion about their origin. The chronological frame of these artefacts can be located between the late republic and the end of the first century a. D. The catalogue of the forms is divided into three sections or periods : period of the late republic, period of august, and the imperial period. The variety and the density of the "thin walled" pottery in the Moroccan sites, lead us to questions such as, the origin and the distribution. The analysis of forms and decorations allows the following results: 1- A contribution to a reel identification of the "thin walled" found in morocco. 2- A better understanding of the distribution of this category ceramic. 3- Put the different varieties in their chronological frame, and discuss the possibility of local production. 4- Add new datas to other works done in the same field
Bouaghaz, Haddou. "Recherches sur l'évolution des structures tribales en Maurétanie tingitane de la fin du royaume au IIIe siècle." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010610.
Full textThe aim of this work is the study the interval evolution of the moorish tribes of tingitane, from the period of moorish to coming of islam. The study, at its core, consists therefore of three major parts : the preciding pages consist of a blueprint, an abriviation list and a general introduction. In the first part, the study inquires about the determination of the "gens" notion during august's reign. In the second part, the study is devoted to the tribes evolution in their social caracteristics, their naturel movement and their inter-relationhip with rome between 40bc and 285bc. In addition to taht, it deals with the roman conception of the frontier with what leads to the integration and to the romanization of the snibes chiefs. The study sheds lights on the succes of the roman "sedentarisation" in tingitane. The thirth part groes on to look of the south tingitan and their consequences on the tribes. The moorish king dom of masuna and the survival of some tribes from the "haut-empire" in the medieval maghreb history
Monkachi, Mohamed. "Eléments d'histoire économique de la Maurétanie tingitane de l'époque préclaudienne à l'époque provinciale à partir des amphores : le cas de Volubilis." Aix-Marseille 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988AIX10037.
Full textBrahmi, Néjat. "Volubilis : approche religieuse d'une cité de Mauretanie Tingitane (milieu Ier-fin IIIème siècles apr. J.-C.)." Le Mans, 2008. http://cyberdoc.univ-lemans.fr/theses/2008/2008LEMA3003_1.pdf.
Full textHassab, Sanaa. "L' évolution du fait urbain au Maroc du Nord : de la ville maurétano-romaine à la ville amazigho-islamique." Paris 1, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA010558.
Full textHansali, Meriem. "Le quartier à vocation artisanale et commerciale de "Sala" dans l'Antiquité." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010629.
Full textSiraj, Ahmed. "L'Afrique du Nord antique d'après les sources arabes du Moyen Âge : histoire et géographie historique : exemple : le Maroc septentrional." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010575.
Full textOne of the features of Maghreb in modern historiography is the "discontinuity" of its history. This characteristic is very clear especially for the era which separate the end of the antiquity from the beginning of the middle-age. By taking the north of Morocco as an example, this research tempts to restore the ties betwen the tow periods. From a new reading of the medieval arabic sources, this work aims at the research for new data concerning the history and archeology of the antique period on the one hand, and the examination of the image of this history as it was reconstructed and elaborated by the arab historians, on the other. Thus, this thesis is constituted of tow principal axes : first, we have analysed the totality of the learnings of the rabic writers relative to the maghribian antiquities in comparison with the data of the classical sources, then, we have studied the geographical texts to draw the informations concerning the vestiges of the antique periode. Both on the historical level and the on that of the historical geography, this study allows to apen new perspectives for other researches in the future
Obiang, Nnang Noël Christian-Bernard. "Les empereurs et les cités de l’Afrique Proconsulaire, de la Numidie et des Maurétanies (Césarienne et Tingitane), de Trajan à la Tétrarchie." Thesis, Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040128.
Full textThe Roman emperors always showed a particular interest for provinces which can allow the conservation of Roman way of life. As for Roman Africa, reports (connections) between the emperors promoted it, at first, only the members of the big families of the towns of Africa which had had a prestigious past, and which could serve relay to the Roman administration. Finally, the edict of Caracalla will come to harmonize the legal statuses (statutes), by granting the civitas romana to all the inhabitants free of the empire. The registrations (inscriptions) state beneficia per indulgentia imperatoris (expresses), giving evidence of their surplace presence in routes, but also ex auctoritate (indirect), by means of their representatives. Thanks to these beneficia, the Roman Africans could reach (affect) the high judiciaries, and so express their fides and their obsequium. But the presence and the action (share) of the emperors suffered from contestings, moderated by colloquia, especially in Numidie and in Maurétanies