Carthage's renowned triremes were formidable vessels that dominated the ancient seas. These sleek and agile ships were renowned

Carthage's naval fleet stood as a dominant force in the ancient world, unmatched in its power and capabilities.

Carthage's cavalry was a decisive force in securing victories on ancient battlefields. Their skillful maneuvers and strategic prowess

Carthaginian cavalry units were famed for their exceptional speed, mobility, and prowess in both reconnaissance and battle.

Carthaginian's were renowned for their disciplined formations and cunning tactics on the battlefield. Among them, the "double envelopment"

The infantry was vital to Carthage's military prowess. This formidable force formed the cornerstone of Carthaginian military strategy

Carthage had a professional standing army, reinforced by hired mercenaries. This setup reflected Carthage's strategic foresight

The acquisition of Spanish silver mines proved to be a boon for Carthage, significantly enriching its coffers and driving its economy forward.

Carthage's control over Spain led to an era of economic prosperity for both the city-state and the wider region.

Carthage's expansion into Spain had profound consequences for the indigenous people of the Iberian Peninsula.