r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Nov 04 '18

In the wake of the vile, repugnant Roman attack on our way of life I, Queen Dido, have forged an alliance with r/HistoryMemesNetwork against the Romans!

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • May 29 '26

Hannibal crossing the Alps with war elephants in winter is one of the most insane military gambits in history, and I don't think people fully appreciate how audacious it was. Put together a documentary on his full story if anyone wants to watch.

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Nov 07 '25

How accurate was the "The Rest Is History" podcast series on Carthaginian history?

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Jun 01 '25

Punic Archaeologist

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For those interested, I encourage you to read the works of this Tunisian archaeologists.

https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk/imed-ben-jerbania-punic-archaeology


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Aug 10 '23

Hannibal & the Food of Carthage

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Tasting History with Max Miller.

Max talks history and prepares a recipe published by Cato the Elder, "Carthaginian Porridge"


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • May 29 '22

A video about Carthage's empire and society. This video is actually rather balanced despite the title.

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Mar 30 '22

Carthagineses y Romanos

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Aug 13 '21

We need your help building a simulated Carthage!

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Hello there, everyone! I'd like to invite you fellow history enthusiasts, to join me in the construction of a simulated Carthage themed alliance community in the MMO persistent and competitive Nation Simulator known as Politics & War.

It's a free-to-play browser platform where you can create your own budding new Nation to lead. Be it declaring wars against other countries and crossing the Alps to pillage, defeat and dominate on the battlefield as a military leader or on the world trade market as a savvy merchant alongside your fellow Carthaginians, within a competitively player-operated dynamic economy. If you'd like to be a Diplomat, we also uphold diplomacy with other alliances, within a complex political that can change within a matter of days.

We're among the Top #10 Alliances, dating back since 2019 and consistently growing each day with the help of game-dedicated tools, like bots and spreadsheets. While we are a community directed towards the game, we also plan several activities such Game Nights, Movie Nights, Voice Chat parties and tons of discussions about other games, artwork, coding and real world politics in our Discord. Come help us grow and develop as a beacon to alternate history!

If you'd like to start playing, access the link provided above and consider using Daveth (that's me) as your referral player while making your account. This generates a generous bonus in resources and money once you've played for 60 days, which I'd be happy to send your way - you earned it after all!

Once you're done registering, be sure to join us on Discord and to apply to our Alliance Page to begin the next step.


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • May 11 '21

Let Rome Fall! As a fan of Rome Total War game and history s, I loved the history of the Punic Wars, so I dedicate not one but two patches to Carthage, the civilization that was closest to Rome's fall and as a worthy and interesting civilization from Ancient Times.

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Nov 04 '20

Carthage Help oh Baal oh fuck

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Oct 23 '20

In terms of money, we have no money

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Aug 13 '20

Punic sarcophagus imitative of Hellenic temple architecture, circa 4th century BCE. It was likely made by Greek migrant artisans on behalf of local elites. Carthage National Museum, Tunisia.

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • May 21 '20

Carthage>Rome

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • May 20 '20

Guess I'll die

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Apr 11 '20

elephants are the best

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Nov 23 '19

What a Chad

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Oct 27 '19

R.I.P those kids

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Aug 01 '19

Hannibal Barca was the original chad | Change My Mind

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Jun 07 '19

ItalianHistoryMemes will prevail!

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Apr 16 '19

I found this subbreddit and saw that there had not been a post for months, so i decided to post this drawing of Hannibal that i made.

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Feb 02 '19

Save this subreddit

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We all know that Carthage is better than Rome, but this subreddit has had no posts in a long time. Glory to Carthage!


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Jan 01 '19

Is Carthage and Hannibal really famous?

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r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Dec 13 '18

Romanes eunt domus!

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Carthago Forever


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Dec 03 '18

A delegation from the motherland in Phoenicia... Join us at r/PhoenicianMemes

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Hello, people of mighty Carthage and its sphere of influence. I come with news of a Phoenician meme page being born. Bring your best memes and let us make merry together. We have great prices on Tyrian purple.

— r/PhoenicianMemes


r/CarthaginianEmpire • • Nov 07 '18

Traitor. Upvote this so when you search "traitor" this image shows up

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