Fouilles Carthage...

Fouilles à Carthage est un livre de l'archéologue français Charles-Ernest Beulé, qui décrit les fouilles qu'il a menées sur le site antique de Carthage en Tunisie au XIXe siècle. Ce livre fournit des détails fascinants sur les découvertes archéologiques majeures de Beulé, notamment le mausolée de la reine Didon et le port punique. Avec des illustrations et des plans, Fouilles à Carthage est un témoignage rare des premiers jours de l'archéologie scientifique en Afrique du Nord.

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