Excavations at Carthage

The excavations at Carthage, a major ancient city in North Africa, involve archaeological digs that uncover remains of its past civilizations. Conducted primarily by teams from around the world, these excavations reveal structures like temples, walls, and artifacts, offering insights into Carthage’s history as a powerful trading empire and its conflicts with Rome. Through careful excavation and analysis, archaeologists piece together the city’s development, cultural practices, and its destruction in 146 BCE. These efforts help us understand the history of Carthage and its influence on Mediterranean history and ancient urban life.