🏛️ Nasium-Tullum
Gallo-Roman archaeological site in northeastern France
📌 Fast Facts
- Located near Bonnecourt in the Meuse department, northeastern France
- Gallo-Roman city occupied from the 1st to 3rd century CE
- Significant archaeological remains including forum, temples, and domestic structures
- Site partially excavated; ongoing study by French archaeological teams
Nasium-Tullum was a minor but strategically positioned Gallo-Roman city in what is now the Meuse valley. The settlement developed during the Roman conquest of Gaul and served local administrative and commercial functions during the first three centuries of the Common Era. Excavations have revealed a planned urban layout with public monuments typical of Roman provincial towns, though the site remains less well-known than major centres such as Trier or Reims ...