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Punic terracotta mask. National Museum of Carthage

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Soldat punique en terre cuite. Musée National de Carthage

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Men's amulet made of siliceous material. National Museum of Carthage

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Epitaph on the sarcophagus: Aristabal, priestess of Melqart. Limestone and a tablet of boirr marble. National Museum of Carthage

XT500960 · 2024

Stèle votive à l'éléphant. Calcaire compacté. Musée National de Carthage

XT500940 · 2024

Small anthropomorphic ossuary with a figure in prayer: Borj Jedid necropolis. Soft clay. National Museum of Carthage

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Small anthropomorphic ossuary with a figure in prayer: Borj Jedid necropolis. Soft clay. National Museum of Carthage

XT500809 · 2024

Votive stele dedicated to Baal Shamim and Tanit. Compact sandstone and metamorphosed limestone. National Museum of Carthage

XT500777 · 2024

Votive stele dedicated to Baal Shamim and Tanit. Compact sandstone and metamorphosed limestone. National Museum of Carthage

XT500763 · 2024

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A sarcophagus known as the “Priestess’s Sarcophagus,” made of white marble and decorated with a female figure in high relief. She wears a long pleated robe cinched at the bottom by two large crossed wings. A veil topped with a falcon’s head covers her head in the style of the Klaft. In her right hand she holds a dove, and in her left, an incense burner (H. 93 cm, L. 193 cm, W. 67 cm; Necropolis of Saint Monica, Carthage; 3rd century BCE; Carthage Museum).

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Punic terracotta bottle-shaped vase decorated with a painted human mask in which the nose serves as a nipple: the shape and decoration serve as a charm to ward off evil and are believed to protect the child from harm (H.‑11‑cm, Punic necropolis of Carthage, 3rd century B.C., Bardo Museum). Punic section—Bardo Museum

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