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Detail of a Roman mosaic, a medallion depicting spring, part of a floor adorned with laurel garlands and featuring the four seasons (Ras-Boutria - Acholla, the so-called House of the Red Columns, second half of the 2nd century AD, Bardo Museum). Roman section – Bardo Museum

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Figurine en terre cuite représentant une femme jouant de la double flûte. Elle porte une tunique longue te un manteau formant voile autour de sa tête, un diadème à palmette et des bijoux (H. 23 cm, nécropole de Borj Jedid, Carthage, IVème siècle avant JC, musée de Carthage).

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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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outils tailles prehistorique, musee du Bardo

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biface acheuleen, 300000 à 100000 avt JC, musee du Bardo

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Capsian skull, 7000–4500 BC, Bardo Museum

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Hermaion of El Guettar, 40,000 BC, Bardo Museum

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A goddess holding a dove. This is Astarte and the bird that serves as her attribute. Found in a 6th-century B.C. tomb in Carthage, it was believed to ensure the protection of the deceased—Punic section—Bardo Museum

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An anthropomorphic oenochoe with a trilobed spout, evoking a pregnant woman. Attached to the neck of the jug, the finely rendered head features a profusion of wavy hair that frames a face with regular features. The neck is adorned with a necklace whose beads are accented with touches of paint. The breasts are depicted on the upper part of the body. The arms, drawn in front, wear dark-colored bracelets. Here one can see the influence of ancient Mesopotamian traditions associated with the theme of the Mother Goddess (H. 31 cm, ø 19 cm, Henchir Beni Nafaa, near Bizerte, 3rd century B.C.E.), Punic section—Bardo Museum

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Vase à boire (skyphos) à deux anses et à figures rouges sur fond noir représentant un satyre et une bacchante (nécropole d’Ardh el Morali, Carthage, ve‑siècle av.‑J.-C., musée du Bardo) section punique - musée du bardo

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Monnaie punique en or. Avers‑: tête féminine diadémée portant boucles d’oreilles et collier‑; revers‑: cheval surmonté d’un uraeus (milieu du iiie‑siècle av.‑J.-C., musée du Bardo) section punique - musée du bardo

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Ulysses and the Sirens, 3rd century AD, Dougga, Bardo Museum - Mosaic from the Bardo National Museum - Tunis

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Ulysses and the Sirens, 3rd century AD, Dougga, Bardo Museum - Mosaic from the Bardo National Museum - Tunis

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Ulysses and the Sirens, 3rd century AD, Dougga, Bardo Museum - Mosaic from the Bardo National Museum - Tunis

A14-102 · 2008