Carthaginian Gallery
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flaroh:Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
flaroh:Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
In 1907, the Carthaginian sanctuary in the Es Cuieram cave was “re-discovered” in Ibiza—it was alrea
Votive steles from Carthage depicting priests or suppliants with their right hands raised in blessin
Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
archaicwonder:Carthaginian Gold Pendant, 7th-6th Century BCThe disk pendant composed of two pressed
flaroh:Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
flaroh:Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
collective-history:Carthaginian war elephants engage Roman infantry at the Battle of Zama (202 BC).S
flaroh:Some Carthaginian elephants off to war!☆Merch Here☆
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:The Roman Army repulses the Carthaginian elephants at Zama, turning th
peashooter85:Carthaginian bronze cuirass, disovered in 1919 during the removal of stones at the Tuni
Carthaginian bronze cuirass, disovered in 1919 during the removal of stones at the Tunisian palace K
ahencyclopedia:CARTHAGINIAN RELIGION:CARTHAGE was founded by the Phoenician city of Tyre in the 9th
harkbus:General Hannibal, son of Hamilcar, Carthaginian general during the Second Punic War.“Scipio,
5th century B.C.E. Phoenician or Carthaginian glass head pendant
drakontomalloi:Anonymous Carthaginian master – Brass breastplate. IIIrd century BCE
historicaldetailsandstuff:This brass Carthaginian breastplate dates to around the third century BCE,
ancientjewels:Carthaginian pressed gold pendant, c. 7th-6th centuries BCE. From Sotheby’s Auctions.
Today in history - Battle of Aegates islands (March 10, 241 BCE)Romans defeated Carthaginian fleet o
peashooter85:Carthaginian bronze cuirass, disovered in 1919 during the removal of stones at the Tuni
hecleretical:[image description: a bracelet or necklace of ceramic beads on string. the top half alt
18-15n-77-30w:turquoblue:Turquoblue:Maybe this is HANNIBAL the Carthaginian commander !..18° 15’ N,
ancientjewels:Carthaginian pressed gold pendant, c. 7th-6th centuries BCE. From Sotheby’s Auctions.
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