the third punic war took place in western mediterranean.
the third punic war took place in western mediterranean.
where did the third punic war take place?
western mediterranean
this war was a much smaller engagement than the two previous punic wars and focused on tunisia, mainly on the siege of carthage, which resulted in the complete destruction of the city, the annexation of all remaining carthaginian territory by rome, and the death or enslavement of the entire carthaginian population. the third punic war ended carthage's independent existence.









































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third punic war
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the third punic war (latin: "tertium bellum punicum") (149–146 bc) was the third and last of the punic wars fought between the former phoenician colony of carthage and the roman republic. the punic wars were named because of the roman name for carthaginians: "punici", or "poenici".
third punic war