迦太基古城遺址評價

Visiting the legendary Carthage Empire in the rain in order to let the Romans defeat the Phoenician Carthage Empire, not only burned the whole Carthage with fire, but also sprinkled thick salt here. So the Carthage ruins we see today are only very poor rocks. Carthage originates from the Phoenician meaning "new city" and is also called "Buni"/ Rome in AD The Carthaginian Empire was a city-state founded by Phoenicians in North Africa in the first 146 years of the 8th century. When the Carthaginian Empire was strong, its vast territory was the largest. It once covered the coast of North Africa today, Sicily, Sardinia, in central Spain, and Carthage Fuji, the capital of Malta. For a time, its foundation was agriculture and commerce, good navigation and trade among the residents of foreign trade, as well as domestic residents. Excellent peasants have long had a slave-owned manor. The small museums here record that Carthage's ports were divided into commercial and military ports in the heyday of Carthage. If ships come here first, they enter rectangular commercial ports before they reach military ports. If enemy ships invade commercial ports, they will enter military ports. The mouth can be closed and ready.