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- Sweating Truth in Ancient Carthage
- "Let No One Wonder at This Image"
- Provenance of Marble Sculptures from the National Museum of Carthage (Tunisia)
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- Roman Building Materials, Construction Methods, and Architecture: the Dei Ntity of an Empire Michael Strickland Clemson University, [email protected]
- An Archaeological History of Carthaginian Imperialism
- Ancient Rome – Unlike Greece, Geographic Characteristics in Italy Provided Few Natural Barriers, Helped People Unite, and Supported a Growing Population
- North Africa in Classical Antiquity by Maria Martin
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- Carthage and the Phoenicians
- Pompeii by Paul Perro
- Punic Wars -- CARTHAGE VS ROME! the Three Punic Wars Between
- The Confession of Cyprian of Antioch: Introduction, Text, and Translation
- THE DESPOTS WHO CRIED 'CARTHAGE!' Jonathan Prag The
- Africa in the Roman Empire: Connectivity, the Economy, and Artificial Port Structures
- The Harbours of Carthage and a Graphic Reconstruction of 2Nd Century A.D
- The House of the Tragic Poet in Pompeii Bettina Bergmann Reconstructionsby Victoriai
- Carthage's Sacred Band
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- Cyprianic Ecclesiology: Redefining the Office of the Christian Bishop
- Pompeii: an Introduction the Geography of Pompeii
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- 2019–2020 Catalog Carthage College 2019–2020 Catalog
- 2012-2013 Carthage Catalog
- 2013–2014 Catalog Carthage College 2013–2014 Catalog
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