Dougga still contains two triumphal arches, which are in different states of disrepair.

Septimius Severus’s arch, which is heavily damaged, stands close to the mausoleum and on the route leading from Carthage to Théveste.
It was erected in AD 205.

Alexander Severus' arch, which dates from 222-235, is relatively well preserved, despite the loss of its upper elements.
It is equidistant from the capitol and the Temple of Juno Caelestis.
Its arcade is 4 m (13 ft) tall.

A third triumphal arch, dating from the Tetrarchy, has been completely lost.
Dougga still contains two triumphal arches, which are in different states of disrepair.
Septimius Severus’s arch, which is heavily damaged, stands close to the mausoleum and on the route leading from Carthage to Théveste. It was erected in AD 205.
Alexander Severus' arch, which dates from 222-235, is relatively well preserved, despite the loss of its upper elements. It is equidistant from the capitol and the Temple of Juno Caelestis. Its arcade is 4 m (13 ft) tall.
A third triumphal arch, dating from the Tetrarchy, has been completely lost.
Dougga