Carthage of the Phoenicians in the light of modern excavation (1905)
Moore, Mabel · New York, E.P. Dutton & co. [London and Bungay printed] · leaf 86
been burned to white ash without losing its form.One touch therefore sufficed to effect its completedestruction. These two skeletons were found at a depth ofsome twenty-eight feet below the actual soil of thehill of the Byrsa, but unlike the first, the secondone was found accompanied by a Punic… … DANCING GIRL [Bord-el-Djcdid] l.Vtr/. 126. THE NECROPOLIS OF ST. LOUIS 65 biforked plate were recovered, and would seem tohave once formed the component parts of a militarybelt, especially as they were found together withtwo weapons. The blade of one of these retainedtraces of the wood of the…
Phoenicians · Art, Phoenician
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