In 146 B.C., after a siege that had transformed one of the richest cities of the Mediterranean into a battlefield, Scipio Aemilianus' troops entered Cartagina. Fights continued among the houses, on the streets that ascended to Byrsa, the city's old citadel.
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In 146 B.C., after a siege that had transformed one of the richest cities of the Mediterranean into a battlefield, Scipio Aemilianus' troops entered Cartagina. Fights continued among the houses, on the streets that ascended to Byrsa, the city's old citadel.