Carthage was a 700,000-person empire that brought Rome to its knees for a century. When Rome finally destroyed it in 146 BC, it didn't just defeat the city — it tried to erase it from history entirely. The post Rome Burned Carthage for 17 Days — Then Declared Its Ground Cursed appeared first on History Collection.
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