Timgad houses · access explorer
TIMG.SE.I2, on the south side of the Decumanus east of the Forum. A vestibule off the street, an atrium court ringed by ten columns and four porticoes, and the tablinum on the entrance axis between two alae, as Ballu describes it. Rooms are named from Ballu and the later accounts; walls and doors are from the drawing. Pick a measure, then click any room.
Click a room to see its numbers in plain words and the route a visitor takes to reach it from the street.
Sources. Rooms and their names from Ballu 1897b: 224-226 and Pl. XXXVII; Boeswillwald, Cagnat and Ballu 1905: 88-92 and fig. 40; Gsell 1901: 16-17; Cagnat 1909: 114-116; Germain 1969: 37; Rebuffat 1974: 447; Inv. Mos. III 146-147. Walls and doors from the drawing (Sep 26, 2026), traced from Ballu’s plate and BCB fig. 40, with the vestibule’s two doors and the south portico as fig. 40 has them.
Method. Each room, the court and each portico is one space, the street is space zero, and every doorway or open column line is one link. Depth, connections, control (CV), integration (RRA) and rings are recalculated live for each reading. Interaction labels (after Fisher) and visibility scores come from the analysis of the drawing.