Thysdrus
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Thysdrus was a former Cartheginian town and Roman colony in what was the province of Africa. The area drew its wealth from growing olives and the production of oil. And has become famous in the years since as being the home of one of Rome’s best preserved amphitheatres.
Guest: Dr Darius Arya (CEO of The American Institute for Roman Culture and Director of Ancient Rome Live)
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