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Under the soil of Carthage, an exceptional discovery upsets our understanding of Punic civilization. A 2,500-year-old ceramic workshop, which has remained intact since Antiquity, offers archaeologists a unique window on the artisanal know-how of a mythical city. The story of an extraordinary excavation, where History has been frozen for [...] More
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Under the soil of Carthage, an exceptional discovery upsets our understanding of Punic civilization. A 2,500-year-old ceramic workshop, which has remained intact since Antiquity, offers archaeologists a unique window on the artisanal know-how of a mythical city. The story of an extraordinary excavation, where History has been frozen for [...] More