Kbor Klib Site (Tunisia)

found: Work cat.: Ross, D. Kbor Klib and the Battle of Zama, 2005:t.p. (Kbor Klib) p. 1 (ruined stone structure in remote countryside of north-central Tunisia, between Siliana and Le Kef) p. 2 (Kobeur-el-Koulib mentioned by Cagnat and Saladin in 1887)

found: Tunisia Travel Guide WWW site, viewed Sept. 11, 2006:Tunisia (Kbor Klib : the mystical structure ... made up of three solid square platforms connected by wall in the back ... the name comes from a mythical giant, named Klib ... Kbor Klib means "Tomb of Klib" ... most theories go in direction of historical events either as a Numidian battlefield memorial for the Macedonian Wars in the 2nd century BCE, or as a Roman monument commemorating the Civil Wars ... original ceremonies assumed to have been performed at the spot, were of a religious nature, thanking the god's support in the wars.)