It's not Britain, but the fossatum of this Roman province was a large wall and ditch.
It's not Britain, but the fossatum of this Roman province was a large wall and ditch. This province's namesake red slip pottery was no longer ubiquitous throughout the Mediterranean following the Roman Empire's loss of it. Over 123,000 pounds of gold was wasted in a failed expedition led by Basiliscus to recapture this province. After serving as governor, Gordian I was declared emperor in its capital. Although not Egypt, this province was a major source of (*) crop exports for the Empire and Septimius Severus hailed from this province. It fell to the Vandals following the loss of its capital at Carthage. Cornelius Scipio gained his most famous name after defeating Hannibal here. For 10 points, name this Roman province that gives its name to a continent.
It's not Britain, but the fossatum of this Roman province was a large wall and ditch.
Africa [accept Provincia Africa]