A Brief History of Carthage

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Episode 14 (The Third Punic War)

2013-12-0215:49

Rome decides Carthage, which had long ago ceased to be a threat, must be destroyed. Following a siege of several years, the city falls.

Episode 13 (Defeat and Rebirth)

2013-12-0211:03

The Second Punic War shifts to North Africa, and Carthage is forced to negotiate a surrender. Under an enforced peace, Carthage shifts its focus to trade becoming wealthy and prosperous.

Episode 12 (The Second Punic War, Part 03)

2013-12-0218:10

The war in Italy shifts away from great battles to sieges and skirmishes. Efforts to retake Sicily fail. Spain falls.

Episode 11 (The Second Punic War, Part 02)

2013-12-0216:56

Hannibal scores his greatest victories at Lake Trasimene and Cannae.

Episode 10 (The Second Punic War, Part 01)

2013-12-0221:52

Hannibal crosses the Alps and defeats the Romans at the River Po and Trebia.

Episode 09 (Between the Wars)

2013-12-0212:03

The Mercenary War and betrayal by Rome.

Episode 08 (The First Punic War, Part 02)

2013-12-0219:38

Naval battles, victory in North Africa, and defeat in Sicily.

Episode 07 (The First Punic War, Part 01)

2013-12-0213:21

First Punic War, fought on the island of Sicily.

Episode 06 (Government)

2013-12-0213:21

The structure of government, economic policies, and early relations with Rome including treaties and military alliances.

Episode 05 (Tidbits)

2013-12-0214:50

Exploration in the Atlantic, threats made by Alexander the Great, and the matter of child sacrifice.

Episode 04 (Sicily, Part 02)

2013-12-0217:05

A semblance of stability is achieved with Carthage controlling the west, and the Greeks the east.

Episode 03 (Sicily, Part 01)

2013-12-0216:39

Carthage's initial excursions on the island of Sicily.

Episode 02 (Early Settlements)

2013-12-0213:20

Carthage's early expansion in North Africa and Sardinia.

Episode 01 (Founding)

2013-12-0210:132

The founding of Carthage in 814 BC.

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