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The aqueduct of Carthage (Zaghouan Aqueduct) in Tunisia. Built under the Roman Empire in the late 10

tuanwarrie:Second punic war

hecleretical:[image description: a bracelet or necklace of ceramic beads on string. the top half alt

Massive Purple Fluorite with Barite & Sphalerite Locality: Elmwood Mine, Carthage, Central Tenne

hildegardavon:© Leonard Porter, 1963-Dido of Carthage Official Website

Francis Moltino (1818–1874)Ancient Carthage

ancientjewels:Carthaginian pressed gold pendant, c. 7th-6th centuries BCE. From Sotheby’s Auctions.

otorno:Queen Dido of Carthage.© 2016 Antonia Alksnis(My deviantart, and my website, where pictures w

sobekreshuten:“Neo-Punic limestone votive stela with a narrow raised border. Lower part missing. Bel

mazendran:‪#Rome versus #Carthage – #Basic #Atlas of #Punic #Wars First Punic War www.academ

NEW MAP: Europe 238: Year of the Six Emperors: Three vs Thrax (9 May 238) buff.ly/3gDQGND Wh

kittyjjones:“How do you think Carthage fell? OrPersia? Or Rome? Sure, there were enemy states ready

ancients moodboards  —  carthage / ayzebel barcai swam, the sea was boundless, i saw no shore. tanit

Battle of Lake Trasimene: summaryYou can also see a video here.For a summary of the Second Punic War

Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, The Capture of Carthage, 1725–29, 411 x 377, New York, The Metropolitan M

The Meeting of Dido and Aeneas by Nathaniel Dance-Holland (1766)

52px:a friendly reminder that i love and support ancient carthage in everything they do

earsplittingtrumpet: from Yves Chaland and Yann’s La Comète de Carthage (The Comet of C

metaphysikal:A Punic coin featuring Tanit, minted in Punic Carthage between 215-205 BC.Tanit, aka Ti

‘Enée Et Didon’ The Trojan hero Aeneas diddling Dido, the Queen of Carthage. Det

For those who don’t know the backstory, around 153 BCE a Senator named Publius Cornelius Scipi

ahencyclopedia:BOOK REVIEW: Carthage: Fact and MythEVERY empire has a cultural rival that both

necspenecmetu:Pierre-Nolasque Bergeret, Marius Meditating on the Ruins of Carthage, 1807

THESEUS ESCAPES THE LABYRINTH c.200-250 AD Tunisia, Zeugitana, Carthagewww.penn.museum/

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