Ba'al Hammon

Ba'al Hammon was an ancient deity worshipped primarily in the Carthaginian civilization, located in present-day Tunisia. He was associated with fertility, agriculture, and the renewal of life, often depicted as a bearded figure. Ba'al Hammon was considered a god of the sky and the sun, playing a crucial role in the growth of crops. His cult sometimes involved sacrificial rituals, including offerings of animals. The worship of Ba'al Hammon reflects the agricultural and environmental concerns of the people in that region, highlighting the importance of deities in ancient societies to ensure prosperity and sustain their livelihoods.