Tanit

Tanit was a significant ancient deity primarily worshipped in Carthage, a powerful city-state in North Africa. She is often regarded as a goddess of fertility, love, and war. Representations of Tanit typically include a stylized female figure or symbol. As the chief goddess of Carthage, she played a crucial role in the city's religious practices and rituals, often associated with the moon and agriculture. Tanit’s worship was integral to Carthaginian identity, reflecting their cultural values and beliefs. Her influence extended beyond Carthage, symbolizing protection and motherhood among the people of the region.