Bibliography and Links

• Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites
• Primary sources on Carthage Perseus site.
• Carchedon Greek name for ancient Carthage.
• The Research Communications Division - OVPR - UGA From the University of Georgia's excavations at Carthage.
• Commentary on Book 4 of the Aeneid
• Khader, A and Soren, D., eds., Carthage: A Mosaic of Ancient Tunisia (New York, 1987)
• Lancel, S., Carthage: A History English Translation (Oxford 1995)
• Greene, J.A., Ager and 'Arosot: Rural Settlement and Agrarian History in the Carthaginian Countryside (1990)
• Ennabli, A.., ed., Pour sauver Carthage. (1992)
• Hurst and Roskams, eds., Excavations at Carthage: The British Mission 1, in two parts (1984)
• Gros, P., ed., Byrsa 3. (1985). The Byrsa was the summit of both the Punic and Roman city.
• Humphrey, J.H. ed., Excavations at Carthage 1975-1978. 7 volumes. (1976-82) and
• Humphrey, J. H.., ed., The Circus and a Byzantine Cemetery at Carthage (1988). In his text, Roman Circuses, Professor Humphrey has a description of the circus at Carthage.
• Fentress, E., ed., ROMANIZATION AND THE CITY. CREATION, TRANSFORMATIONS AND FAILURES.JRA Supplement 38. To order a copy of this JRA Supplement,
• For Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplements, click here.

About Karthago

• Introduction
• Mythical Past of Carthage
• History of Carthage
• Topography of Carthage
• Table of Important Dates in Carthaginian History
• Bibliography and Links

J-Term in Israel

Unearthing the Past. Annual study tour in northern Israel transforms Carthage undergrads into archaeologists.