Carthage map Stock Photos and Images
RF2T813NC–North Africa American Cemetery, Carthage, Tunis, Tunisia. March 8, 2023. Map showing battles at the North Africa American Cemetery in Carthage.
RF3EH343Y–Historical Maps of Ancient Cities: Nineveh, Troy, Carthage, Alexandria and Constantinople (19th Century Atlas)
RM2X9W8D9–Map showing the ancient site of Carthage, Utica, and the Gulf of Carthage, plus the horizontal section of the lesser set of cisterns in the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage.
RM2WPBM1G–Beautiful woodcut pages from the 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle, which is an enyclodpedia of world events, mythology and christian history. This extra-ordinary work was one of the earliest books ever printed and the first to successfully integrate text and images. These pages show latin text and an engraving of the town of Carthage
RMMW6TXC–. Carte de L'Afrique Propre de la Numidie et D'une Partie de la Mauritanie. English: An unusual and attractive 1843 map of the ancient empires of Mauritania, Carthage, and Numidia shortly after the end of the Second Punic War. Depicts what is today known as the Barbary Coast around 190 BC. The Empire of Carthage has been annexed as a Roman Province named “Africa Propria”. Numida, to the west of Carthage retains a semi-independent status because they allied with Rome in 206BC. Still further west, the kingdom of Mauretania has been established as the Roman Province of Mauretania Casariensis. Ex
RF3BJK2GX–Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans, history map. Greatest extent of Vandal Kingdom from 455 to 468 AD, during reign of Gaiseric.
RM2G42KFB–Plattegrond van Monument van Feniceres of Carthagen op Eileand Gozo; Plan measured by the monument of the three NOMs. precedent; Travel to Italy, Sicily and Malta - 1778. TEKENING UIT HET ALBUM 'TRAVEL IN Italy, Sicily and Malta', 1778.
![Carthage Business Directory. ; Carthage [Village] 1864 by Beers, D. G. (Daniel G.) Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2YPEBB5/carthage-business-directory-carthage-village-1864-by-beers-d-g-daniel-g-2YPEBB5.jpg "Carthage Business Directory. ; Carthage [Village] 1864 by Beers, D. G. (Daniel G.) Stock Photo")
RM3E99756–Eduard Rothert (1839–1916) produced an extensive map in his 1906 'Historischen Atlas,' covering the Second Punic War from 215–201 BCE, including key battles and political shifts between Rome and Carthage.
RMHF1MAG–Map depicting battles of the Second Punic War, illustrating strategic troop movements, military campaigns, and engagements between Rome and Carthage during the Punic Wars.
RFM194BW–1877 Migeon Map - Ancient Italy during Roman Period with Vignettes of the Colosseum and Temple of Vesta at Tivoli
RM3EHXGY3–Abraham Ortelius created a 1590 engraved map of the Roman province of Africa, tracing Punic kingdoms, Carthaginian regions and the ancient city of Carthage with decorative cartouches in Latin cartography.
RMP4XFBF–Demostratio Artis Geometricae Ex Multis Voluminibus Digestum. Schematic map of the Iberian Peninsula. 11th century. Depicts the Iberian Peninsula in a pentagon invested. Manuscript of the Monastery of Ripoll, 106, fol. 82r. Archive of the Crown of Aragon. Barcelona. Spain.
RM2B6XX4W–Map of current Tunisia and eastern Algeria in an ornamental frame. Top left the city of Hippo, Carthage right. On both sides putti, the one with a pair of compasses and a globe, the other with a pair of binoculars, and a armillarium. In the left background a classical building and garden vase, right in the background a piramide. Manufacturer : printmaker, Noah van der Meer (II) (listed building) Place manufacture: Leiden Date: 1751 - 1822 Physical features: etching; text in the letterpress on verso material: paper Technique: etching / letterpress dimensions: sheet: h 105 mm × W 167 mm Subject:
RFC6F6XX–This map shows the lands under Roman control (pink) and under Carthaginian control (green) at the beginning of First Punic War.
RMRJ2MEC–Map of Carthage and the Peninsula. Engraving. Panorama Universal. History of Carthage, 1850.
RM2CDFPW0–. A history of Rome with a map of Italy and ample chronological table . HANNIBAL. CHAPTER VI. FBOM THE SECOND PUNIC WAR DOWN TO THE END OF THE WAR AGAINST ANTIOCHUS. B.C. 218 TO B.C. 188. When the Romans declared war against Carthage, theyhad only just brought to a close that against the Gauls,and were still engaged in Illyricum, whence they wereunable to act with that decision and quickness whichthey usually displayed. Hannibal assembled his trooj^sat New Carthage, and leaving the command in Spain tohis brother Hasdrubal, proceeded in the spring of B.C. 218to the river Iberus, which he ciosse
RM2YXFDCB–December 15, 2024: Bizerte, Tunisia. 15 December 2024. A graffiti of the Palestine map in keffiyeh style on the wall of the Borj Erroumi prison of Bizerte, northern Tunisia. The various writings and graffiti on the prison wall in Bizerte are the work of the prison's inmates. The Carthage Film Festival (JCC) is a prestigious cultural event in Tunisia, with this year's film event including a program titled ''Palestine at the Heart of the JCC' (Credit Image: © Hasan Mrad/IMAGESLIVE via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!
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RMJF7FFP–Maps of Africa in classical antiquity - map showing Hannibal 's route from Carthage into Italy and Spain, crossing the Alps ( 3rd Century BC ). Maps of Carthage, Alexandria, and Numidia and Africa Propria. Drawn by Keith Johnston F.R.S.E. Published in The Unrivalled Classical Atlas by W. and A.K. Johnston in 1877.
RF2CCA3FD–Hancock County, Illinois (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Hancock map
RF3BA2KW1–Tunisia region word cloud. Country shape design. Tunisia colored illustration. Region names collage cloud. Vector illustration.
RFRA9B91–1829, Lapie Historical Map of Empire of Carthage, Modern Tunisia . Reimagined by Gibon. Classic art with a modern reimagined
RMW63HBW–A map illustrating Roman Dominions in the 2nd Century BCE. Fresh from its victories in the Second Punic War, the Roman Republic continued its expansion into neighboring territories, eventually annexing Greece and the North African coast, after destroying the city of Carthage at the end of the Third Punic War. Rome's influence was also felt in the Near East, as crumbling Hellenistic states like the Seleucid Empire were forced to make treaties on Roman terms to avoid confrontation with the new masters of the western Mediterranean.
RF2T813WW–North Africa American Cemetery, Carthage, Tunis, Tunisia. March 8, 2023. Map showing battles at the North Africa American Cemetery in Carthage.
RMMP35PC–English: Dido showing Aeneas the map of Carthago circa 1700. 816 Lodewijk van Schoor, Lucas Achtschellinck - Dido showing Aeneas the map of Carthago
RF3CMMC6T–Phoenicia, extent and trade routes, history map. Approximate extent of Phoenician settlements and trade routes till 800 BC.
RM2JG4BYC–Africa: proper numidia and Mauritania. Meridian graduate margins of origin: Madrid Relief by normal Hydrographic Network Mares highlighted with a fine scratch administrative divisions differentiated by toponymy color lines of the main centers of the insert population in the lower left angle: "Carthage plan". Scale expressed in other
![Carthage Landing [Village]; Hughsonville [Village]; Fishkill P.O. [Village] 1876 by O.W. Gray & Son Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2YP93C8/carthage-landing-village-hughsonville-village-fishkill-po-village-1876-by-ow-gray-son-2YP93C8.jpg "Carthage Landing [Village]; Hughsonville [Village]; Fishkill P.O. [Village] 1876 by O.W. Gray & Son Stock Photo")
RM2YP93C8–Carthage Landing [Village]; Hughsonville [Village]; Fishkill P.O. [Village] 1876 by O.W. Gray & Son
RM3E997XP–Eduard Rothert (1839–1916) was a German historian and cartographer, known for his contributions to historical maps. This archival scan from the 1906 'Historischen Atlas' illustrates the First Punic War between Rome and Carthage.
RM3EHXG82–Jean-Baptiste d'Anville produced this engraved map in 1738 to accompany the ancient history writings of Rollin, tracing the territories controlled by the Carthaginians in Africa and detailing the surroundings of Carthage with classical geographical references.
RMPWRM3C–Plano de Cartago y de la Península. Grabado. Panorama Universal. Historia de Cartago, 1850. Biblioteca Histórico Militar de Barcelona. Cataluña. España.
RM2CECXPY–. The encyclopædia of geography: comprising a complete description of the earth, physical, statistical, civil, and political. toofar west, this made Rhodes too far east, and rendered the sea between these islands toolarge by at least a half. Strabo, ever alive to the faults of his predecessors, detected the mistake of Eratos-thenes with respect to the relative positions of Rome and Carthage. He has been far,however, fi-om rectifying all the wrong positions established by his predecessor. He has References to the Map of Europe according to Eratosthenes. 1. Ga(!e! 11. Roma 20. Ehpginm 20. Pola d
RMBHN7N5–cartography, world maps, middle ages, map from the Leipzig Codex, 11th century, reconstuction by Dr Konrad Kretschmer, 19th century, orientated to East, orientation, earth, disk, Europe, Asia, Afrika, Troy, babylon, ocean, Carthage, Dardanelles, Hellespont, historic, historical, medieval,
RF2FYPEXX–Smith County, State of Tennessee (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Smith map
RF2SXPD7T–Tunisia shape text cloud. Country border with shadow on white background. Tunisia with regions division in vintage gazette style.
RFRA866G–1855, Spruneri Map of North Africa in Ancient Times, Carthage, Numidia, Alexandria . Reimagined by Gibon. Classic art reimagined
RF2E03T3A–World map centered on America with magnified Tunisia. Blue flag and map of Tunisia. Abstract vector illustration.
RF2T813W6–North Africa American Cemetery, Carthage, Tunis, Tunisia. March 8, 2023. Map showing battles at the North Africa American Cemetery in Carthage.
RMHKKY18–This 1855 map by Spruneri offers a detailed view of North Africa during ancient times, focusing on regions like Carthage, Numidia, and Alexandria. It serves as a historical cartographic representation of the area.
RMMMWKM1–. English: This hand colored map is a steel plate lithograph depicting the western part of North Africa in ancient times. This area contains the city of Carthage, leveled by Rome at the end of the third Punic war. Carthage's great general Hannibal, nearly conquered Rome with his highly trained war elephants, before being turned back at the very brink of victory. Includes insets city plans of Carthage, Tyrene, and Alexandria in Egypt. Today this region includes the nations of Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria. It was published in 1855 by the legendary German cartographer Justus Perthes. Issued as
RM2B0NPGY–Image 3 of Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Carthage, Jefferson County, New York. May 1890. 7 Sheet(s), America, street map with a Nineteenth Century compass
RF3BJDJDM–Invasions of the Roman Empire, historical map. Migration Period, or also the Barbarian Invasions, from 300 to 600 AD.
RM2WG659D–Map of monument of Fenicians or Carthagen on island of Gozo, 1778 drawing Drawing from the album 'Voyage and Italy, and Sicile et à Malte', 1778. paper. chalk brush
![Evans Mills [Village]; Philadelphia Business Directory. ; Evans Business Directory. ; Philadelphia [Village]; Champion Business Directory. ; Great Bend Business Directory. ; Champion [Village]; Great Bend [Village]; West Carthage [Village]; Tylerville [Village]; West Carthage Business Directory. 1864 by Beers, D. G. (Daniel G.) Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2YPEB8R/evans-mills-village-philadelphia-business-directory-evans-business-directory-philadelphia-village-champion-business-directory-great-bend-business-directory-champion-village-great-bend-village-west-carthage-village-tylerville-village-west-carthage-business-directory-1864-by-beers-d-g-daniel-g-2YPEB8R.jpg "Evans Mills [Village]; Philadelphia Business Directory. ; Evans Business Directory. ; Philadelphia [Village]; Champion Business Directory. ; Great Bend Business Directory. ; Champion [Village]; Great Bend [Village]; West Carthage [Village]; Tylerville [Village]; West Carthage Business Directory. 1864 by Beers, D. G. (Daniel G.) Stock Photo")
RM2YPEB8R–Evans Mills [Village]; Philadelphia Business Directory. ; Evans Business Directory. ; Philadelphia [Village]; Champion Business Directory. ; Great Bend Business Directory. ; Champion [Village]; Great Bend [Village]; West Carthage [Village]; Tylerville [Village]; West Carthage Business Directory. 1864 by Beers, D. G. (Daniel G.)
RM3E9X5EK–Eduard Rothert (1839–1916) was a German historian and cartographer. The historical photographic print reproduces his 1906 atlas pages documenting the Siege of Carthage (149–146 BCE) and related ancient Near Eastern, Greek, and Roman historical geography.
