El Jem

El Jem

El Jem Jem or theater, named Roman Colosseum Tisdros Colosseum Thysdrus, named in some ancient Arabic writings Palace Priestess, a theater archaeological located in El Jem (Tisdros Thysdrus in the Roman era) in the state of Mahdia in Tunisia. Incorporated in 1979 on the list of World Heritage sites by UNESCO. [1] is located under the turf Roacan connected by light from the hole in the middle of the ring. There were also two openings on both sides of the ring to raise monsters (from the black and the like) and wrestlers (of prisoners of war and Almottagdin), where the beasts and gladiators are secured in a room under the ring. Jem was held in a theater, in the Roman era, wrestlers beasts and gladiators fighting and racing vehicles, where the people and the nobles Romanians sit to watch such reviews. [2]

Became El Jem, currently, Rkha to famous artists and international musicians, will be played annually festivals and concerts for the world's most important teams, especially those teams symphonie and jazz.