Who said that there's no tunisian modern inventions

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Norsefire said:
Don't listen to spidergoat. He's determined to never give kudos where kudos is due, especially regarding Middle Easterners.


Tunisia is a great country, historically; I wonder, are the ruins of Carthage still there?

I am from Damascus, by the way :)
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really!! i love damascus, i hope if i can go there in summer,

and about carthage ruins, yeah, they still there, with soem other roman ruins,
and other old arabian cities, and also french, and european in general,
 
S.A.M. said:
madant:

Surely you know Hannibal? The Punic wars? Where do you think that is?:p

The Romans came to power by sacking Carthage and destroying the city

The city has been rebuilt several times, including under the Romans

It has a fascinating history
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Of course i know about Hannibal and the Punic wars, but he was from Carthage and I thought the Romans totally destroyed Carthage and salted the earth so that no city could ever be built there again.
 
madanthonywayne said:
Of course i know about Hannibal and the Punic wars, but he was from Carthage and I thought the Romans totally destroyed Carthage and salted the earth so that no city could ever be built there again.
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true, but the city have been rebuiltet many times before,
but after that, after the 2cnd punic war, or the third, it collapsed, they they solted the land aftert hey destroyed it, but it still there much ruins, and that roman colysium in "eljam"
 
Shadow1 said:
ok, here, i modified the privous one,
try it now
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No link in post 44 still does not work for me, I suspect you are trying to let readers of this S&S forum know about your posts in the B&E forum. Here is link to your last post there:

http://www.sciforums.com/showpost.php?p=2478603&postcount=46

Note the format is entirely different. You get it by right clicking on the post number in top right corner of the post. Then left click on the menue item than means copy the link location (exactly what words are displayed will depend on the browser you are using.)
 
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Topic is a rubbish — Good enough for me. This one is done. (It seems as much a travel brochure for Tunisia as anything else.)
 
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