A14-28

Glass paste masks and pendants in various colors (gray and blue, white and black, blue and yellow). Highly stylized, they feature bulging eyes with dilated irises, and hair and beards that are often disheveled and twisted into curls. An eyelet allows them to be strung on necklaces or worn as pendants. They were particularly popular in the 4th and 3rd centuries (H. 4–6 cm, necropolises of Carthage, 4th–3rd century BCE, Bardo Museums). Punic Section—Bardo Museum

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