
carthage-c-160-149-bc-item
Historical Context
This coin was issued by Carthage during a period leading up to and possibly the very beginning of the Third Punic War (149-146 BC). The designs featuring the goddess Tanit and a horse are characteristic of Carthaginian coinage, reflecting their Phoenician heritage and military strength (cavalry). The issuance of silver coinage indicates continued economic activity despite increasing Roman pressure.
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