Tunisia Carthage Limestone Votive Stele With Male Figure Found In The carthage tophet, is an ancient sacred area dedicated to the phoenician deities tanit and baal, located in the carthaginian district of salammbô, tunisia, near the punic ports. this tophet, a "hybrid of sanctuary and necropolis", [ 1] contains a large number of children's tombs which, according to some interpretations, were sacrificed or. Punic funerary stele, front view. 29 130 154. museum object number(s): 29 130 154 located near the city tunis in modern day tunisia, the 2100 year old ruins of carthage still remain. the carthaginian empire collapsed when it was conquered by the romans in 146 bce. photo by emilie larosa.
De Carthage Photos And Premium High Res Pictures Getty Images Tunisia february 22: votive stele, phoenician punic tanit and baal hammon tophet (sanctuary), archaeological site of carthage (unesco world heritage list, 1979), tunisia. Bardo holds the most famous carthaginian artefacts, as well as artefacts from other historical eras of tunisia, most spectacular of which are roman mosaic from africa proconsularis. a lot of carthaginian steles recovered from tophets and public spaces are displayed at bardo: tanit sign shaped votive stele, 4 century bce. Votive stele, phoenician punic tanit and baal hammon tophet , archaeological site of carthage , tunisia. votive stele, archaeological site of carthage the tophet, is a punic sacred enclosure where carthaginian would have sacrificed their children to the protective divinities tanit and baal hammon. Download this stock image: grave stele and votive stelae of a child carthage carthago tunisia 3th cent bc bxx7d7 from alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.
Stгёle Votive De Maghraoua Environ De Makthar Tunisia Musвђ Flickr Votive stele, phoenician punic tanit and baal hammon tophet , archaeological site of carthage , tunisia. votive stele, archaeological site of carthage the tophet, is a punic sacred enclosure where carthaginian would have sacrificed their children to the protective divinities tanit and baal hammon. Download this stock image: grave stele and votive stelae of a child carthage carthago tunisia 3th cent bc bxx7d7 from alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors. Stela. object type. stela. museum number. 125117. description. limestone votive stela; decoration in low flat relief; in pediment is a 12 petalled rosette in a disk; 4 line neo punic inscription; symbol of the goddess tanit is flanked by caducei; above them are astral symbols. cultures periods. phoenician punic. The burial site at carthage in tunisia, as well as others in the region, was discovered in the 20th century. it, along with the others, contained funerary urns stuffed with the cremated ashes and.
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