Vincent Poon :: Carthage
 
Carthage was the centre of the Carthaginian civilization founded by the Phoenicians in 8th century BC. After 3 Punic Wars, Carthage was finally destroyed and occupied by the Romans. Nowadays it is not hard to find these Roman ruins around the place. In fact there were so many which we could only afford to see a selective few, and amongst them the Antonine Baths was definitely the best!
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The ground floor of the Museum
Silenus and Maenad
Grand relief of the victory
The 4th century BC sarcophages of the Priest and Priestess
The ground floor of the Museum
Silenus and Maenad
Grand relief of the victory
The 4th century BC sarcophages of the Priest and Priestess
This mosaic depicts a woman gathering fruit which symbolizes summer
A massive colossal Head of a Princess Antoine
Model of Carthage - it shows what it was during the Punic times
Phoenician Coin collection - dated from the 5th century
This mosaic depicts a woman gathering fruit which symbolizes summer
A massive colossal Head of a Princess Antoine
Model of Carthage - it shows what it was during the Punic times
Phoenician Coin collection - dated from the 5th century
Living guardian of the museum, I surely will not mess around with him!
Statue found lying in the garden of the Carthage museum
In the garden there is also a fountain
Another fountain - but this time water came out from the mouth of a person instead of the lion
Living guardian of the museum, I surely will not mess around with him!
Statue found lying in the garden of the Carthage museum
In the garden there is also a fountain
Another fountain - but this time water came out from the mouth of a person instead of the lion
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