Roman contra policy and its impact on the tribal system in the Aures region

Abstract

One of the most important measures of the Roman occupation in the ancient Maghreb is the process by which the Roman surveyors rose on the agricultural lands in order to collect them and divide them into quotas proportional to the area or equal value, known as the policy of contruction, in order to facilitate their distribution to the Roman users or to rent them.

Of its crop. As we aim through this research to determine the identification Kantra in the territory of the Auras and its impact on the various tribes living in this province coincided with the progress of the Roman occupation. This is why we will address the issue in determining the concept of contiguity first, then follow the occupation of the land and the beginning of contagion in the ancient Maghreb in general, and then the identification of contagion in the province of Auras and its archaeological signs, and to study the effects of this policy on the Eurasian tribes.

It was the result of the expulsion of the tribes from their land farmers and nomads, and if some farmers had left the Roman emperors their land, but they were subjected to unfair taxes, and some of them turned into workers in the territory of the Roman antiquities robbed them, and identified their territories like the tribes Mosolam and part of the tribes The nomadic tribes lost their way in the desert or turned into working in the olive groves established by Rome on more desolate lands where they expanded to increase their production and ease the pressure of their attacks on the lands of the colonists. Despite Rome's serious policy of attracting these nomads, Thier them remained resisting its settlement policy and agricultural occupation for centuries.