Carthage was one of antiquity's most successful cities. It was founded, destroyed, refounded, and conquered before falling into ruin; since the 20th century, it has once again become a city. Briefly the seat of a colonial archdiocese, it is now home to the Tunisia's presidential residence and is also a world cultural heritage site. Carthage traces this three-thousand-year history of settlement on the basis of extensive archaeological studies.

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Stefan Altekamp, Berlin, Germany.