Carthage Tunisia Collection

Roman Republic and Carthage during the Second Punic War (218-201-BC)
Ancient map of the Roman Republic and Carthage during the Second Punic War (218 to 201 BC). Legend in Latin language. Steel engraving with hand colored borderlines, published in 1861

Ancent Italy, c. 450 BC, steel engraving, published in 1861
The territory of Italy around 450 BC with separate maps of Rome, Roman Forum, surrounding area of Rome, Syracuse, Carthage and surrounding area of Pompeji and Naples. Legend in Latin language

Map of Tunis and surroundings, Tunisia, wood engraving, published 1897
Historical map of Tunis and surroundings - capital city of Tunisia. Wood engraving, published in 1897

Dido Queen of Carthage a scene from Virgils Aeneid

Hamilcar Barca or Barcas, 275BC - 228 BC
Antique illustration of a Hamilcar Barca or Barcas, 275BC - 228 BC, Carthaginian general and statesman

Ancient Archway In Tunisia
Carthage was the center or capital city of the ancient Carthaginian civilization, on the eastern side of the Lake of Tunis in what is now the Tunis Governorate in Tunisia

Third punic war 149-146 B. C
Punic Wars- Third punic war 149-146 B.C.The conquest of Carthago 146 B.C

Ornament with Phoenician galley
Illustration of a Ornament with Phoenician galley

Assyria and Phersia Empire c. 500 BC, steel engraving, published 1661
Antique map from Assyrian and Persian Empire, c. 500 BC. Legend in Latin language. Steel engraving with hand colored borderlines, published in 1861

Gaius Marius Among Ruins of Carthage
Antique illustration of a Gaius Marius Among Ruins of Carthage

The Mediterranean sea from Carthage
The archeological site of Carthage in Tunisia, listed as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites

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"Exploring the Rich History of Carthage, Tunisia: From Ancient Empires to Legendary Queens" Step into the captivating world of Carthage, Tunisia, where history unfolds before your eyes. This enchanting city witnessed the clash between two mighty powers - the Roman Republic and Carthage during the Second Punic War (218-201 BC). As you stroll through its ancient streets, imagine yourself transported back to c. 450 BC, as depicted in a remarkable steel engraving from 1861. Marvel at a wood engraving from 1897 that showcases a map of Tunis and its surroundings – a testament to Carthage's strategic location on the Mediterranean coast. Discover tales of love and tragedy with Dido Queen of Carthage, whose legendary story continues to captivate hearts across generations. Immerse yourself in the legacy left by Hamilcar Barca or Barcas (275 BC - 228 BC), an influential military leader who shaped Carthaginian history. Admire an awe-inspiring ancient archway that stands proudly in modern-day Tunisia – a tangible link to this glorious past. Learn about the tumultuous Third Punic War (149-146 B. C) that ultimately led to Carthage's downfall. Witness an exquisite ornament adorned with Phoenician galleys – symbols of maritime prowess that once dominated these shores. Expand your horizons beyond Tunisia as you explore Assyria and Persia Empire depicted in a steel engraving from 1661 – reminding us how interconnected civilizations were during this era. Gaius Marius Among Ruins of Carthage captures another poignant moment in time when Rome triumphed over its rival but also recognized the grandeur that once stood here. Finally, gaze upon breathtaking views of The Mediterranean Sea from Carthage itself; let it remind you why this coastal city was coveted by empires throughout history. Carthage is not just a place.