These monumental marble fragments come from the Antonine Baths of Carthage, one of the grandest Roman bath complexes in North Africa. The pieces preserve intricate carved decoration and traces of Latin inscriptions, which once adorned the massive structures of the…
This intricately carved Corinthian capital, discovered on Byrsa Hill in Carthage, features the distinctive acanthus leaf design that defined one of the most ornate orders of classical architecture. Capitals like this once crowned tall columns in temples, porticoes, and public…
This marble statue, preserved among the Roman villas of Carthage, depicts a standing figure wrapped in flowing drapery. Although the head and arms are missing, the careful carving of the folds conveys movement and elegance, hallmarks of Roman sculptural style.…
This mosaic panel from the Roman villas of Carthage depicts a bird perched among vines, grapes, and leaves. The intricate design reflects themes of abundance, fertility, and nature that were common in Roman domestic decoration. Mosaics like this adorned the…
