An Amazigh obelisk with inscriptions of the Amazigh letter “Tifinagh”.
_ This is a Amazigh obelisk with inscriptions of the Amazigh letter “Tifinagh” from the Numidian era. It resembles the obelisks found in Morocco, west of the city of Larache. It dates back to 3000 years BC. It was discovered in the state of Jendouba in the northwest of sister Tunisia and is now located in the Chemtou Archaeological Museum.,,,
Jendouba (from the Amazigh: Jendouba, from Jinn: market and Douba: wheat. Before 1966, it was called Wednesday Market), is a Tunisian city located in the northwest near the Algerian border and in which the headquarters of the Jendouba state is located. The city is located in the Wadi Medjerda plain, 154 km from the capital and 50 km from the Algerian border. It was called the Wednesday Market, in reference to the weekly market held in the city, before its name was changed on April 30, 1966, following a presidential order.
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