Temple of Baal Hammon

The Temple of Baal Hammon was an ancient temple dedicated to Baal Hammon, a major deity in Carthaginian religion, often associated with agriculture, fertility, and the sun. Located in what is now Tunisia, it served as a central religious site for the Carthaginians around the 3rd to 2nd centuries BCE. The temple was notable for its imposing architecture, including large stone structures and intricate carvings. It played a significant role in religious rituals, festivals, and community gatherings, reflecting the importance of Baal Hammon in supporting agricultural productivity and societal stability in ancient North Africa.