carthage

Carthage was once one of the great trading cities of the ancient world, but it's now most famous for its end at the hands of Rome in what came to be known as the Punic Wars.

The censor Marcius Porcius Cato said: "Carthago delenda est." (Carthage must be destroyed.) And so it was - the land ploughed with salt.

Bloggers writing about Carthage may be looking at fictional recreations of its history, about visiting the site in modern-day Tunisia, or playing war games based on the ancient conflict.

Or they might be writing about events in the American city of Carthage, Missouri. 

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “carthage”

 

• First Total War ROME Novel Revealed as Destroy Carthage

  
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  Pan Macmillan, SEGA of America, Inc., SEGA Europe, Ltd and Creative Assembly today announced Total War: ROME - Destroy Carthage will be the first in a grand series of Total War inspired novels written by bestselling author David Gibbins and released alongside the latest game in September 2013.
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• How To Take In Tunisia, From the Culture to Camels and the Beach

  
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  Tunisia is a fantastic country that is rich in culture and history, as well as being perfect for a relaxing beach holiday with the family. Tunisia is the smallest country in North Africa. It’s bordered by Algeria to the west, Libya to the southeast, and the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east.There are a huge ...
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• On the Road…just as things get exciting

  
  Dawns bloggy blog — Authority: 125
  We have left our cozy little space in Sicksta and Ghetto boys side yard.. We head north Just as things were getting exciting here.. We had a lovely visit… As we always do here… I watched and waited patiently for birds that should have migrated into the area sooner.. They ...
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• Slow Migration~ Carthage, NC

  
  Dawns bloggy blog — Authority: 125
  I hope you are all having a wonderful spring. Seems like places up north are still buried in snow. Its been an odd spring here as well…much cooler than normal. More rain. Less migrants.. This is what it looked like last year..   Check out my blog posts here from last year and you will see what ...
  2 weeks ago

• Red-spotted Purple

  
  Dawns bloggy blog — Authority: 125
  A new butterfly for me. Red-spotted Purple Carthage, NC I can not imagine I have gone my whole life and not seen this butterfly.. I am guessing I have seen it but not really noticed it before or taken the time to find out more about it. From Butterflies and Moths of North America RED-SPOTTED ...
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• Clouds in Carthage

  
  Dawns bloggy blog — Authority: 125
  Last nights Clouds 1820 poem "The Cloud" by Percy Bysshe Shelley I bring fresh showers for the thirsting flowers From the seas and the streams; I bear light shade for the leaves when laid In their noonday dreams. From my wings are shaken the dews that waken ...
  3 weeks ago

• Aimless wanderings ….

  
  Dawns bloggy blog — Authority: 125
  Here we are… Settled in on Sicksta and Ghetto boys side yard in Carthage, North Carolina We have been here a few weeks… And I have a question… Whats going on with migration? The Pine Siskins are staying much to long this spring and eating me out of house and homey.. Look at ...
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