Abstract
The poster for this conference with the title "The Tomb of the Christian Woman: Architectural and decorative rendition in terms of cultural landscape of North Africa" examines one of the royal burial structures which ranks among the best preserved monuments of North African tribe of Numidians. Firstly it presents the geographical location, characterization of the own inner as well as outer construction and brings elaborately the general depiction of the tomb.
The most important part of it is focused on the varied elements and cultural impulses that influenced its architecture and decoration in many ways and summarizes the concrete factors of cultural landscape which had the effect on that. The final summary concludes the whole contribution.