PUNIQUE DOORS
Archaeological site
2024
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2024
Built in the 3rd century B.C., these ports had a capacity of 400 ships and were the guarantors of Carthage's power and the symbol of its might. In ancient times, Carthage was known as the empire of the sea. The smallest was the commercial port, the other the military base. At the time, high walls separated the two ports, but nothing remains of the fortifications that defended them from the threat of the sea. During the excavations, Punic remains were unearthed: columns, paving stones, objects..
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Pour voir la baie, faire le tour par la route et aller de l'autre côté de l'embouchure.