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Roman Africa: A thriving province of the great empire on the ruins of Carthage – Charles-Picard Gilbert – Centerpoligraph – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-9524-6355-4

Roman Africa: A thriving province of the great empire on the ruins of Carthage
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Gilbert Charles-Picard, a French historian and archaeologist specializing in ancient North Africa, dedicated his work to the province of ancient Rome, which occupied the territory of former Carthage and modern-day northern Tunisia. After 15 years of excavations in Roman Africa, the scholar collected and studied artifacts from that civilization and developed a picture of the lifestyle of its members who contributed to the development of humanity. The author describes the lives of various social strata in cities and on the outskirts, explores racial, religious, and social tensions, and touches on the mores of city dwellers, the details of their daily lives, art, education, and the general economic issues of the population.
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