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General Introduction

Part I: Texts and Archaeology

Chapter 1: The Textual Empire

Chapter 2: A Subaltern Empire?

Chapter 3: The Textual Empire and the Evidence of Archaeology

Part II: Archaeological Reconstruction

Introduction: Methods and Theory for an Archaeological History

Chapter 4: The Creation of the Carthaginian Empire: Metropole and Institutions

Chapter 5: The Expansion of the Carthaginian Empire: North Africa and Overseas

About the Author

Nathan Pilkington is assistant professor of history at University of North Carolina Wilmington.

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Audacious, provocative and experimental, Nathan Pilkington intrigues and inspires the reader with his work while removing ancient historians and classicists from their comfort zone. The effort to give a voice to the Carthaginians is definitely worth it.
*Iván Fumadó Ortega, University of Valencia*

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