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A limestone stele whose pediment is adorned with the so-called sign of Tanit and whose first register depicts a ship similar to the admiral’s galleys on Barcid coins. With its shield on the hull and its trident-shaped stem, it is likely a warship. The second register, which is partially destroyed, contains an invocation to Tanit and Baal Hammon; provenance: Tophet of Carthage; late 3rd century BCE; Punic section; Bardo Museum

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CategoryCities and Regions / Tunis and its suburbs / Carthage
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Photographer© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesd
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