He holds a bachelor's degree in History from the Fluminense Federal University (UFF), being a scientific initiation scholarship holder (CNPq) (2016-2018). He has a Master's degree in Historical Archaeology from the University of São Paulo (PPGARQ-MAE), and is a FAPESP scholarship holder (2019-2021). He has experience in the areas of History and Archaeology, with an emphasis on Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology. Topics of interest: Roman Africa, Carthage, Punic occupation in North Africa. He was member of the Center for Studies and Representations and Images of Antiquity (NEREIDA, UFF) and the Laboratory for Studies on the Ancient City (LABECA-USP). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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With the end of the Punic Wars (264 - 146 BC), Rome overcame Carthage and became the hegemonic power in control of the Mediterranean. The Phoenician city had become an element of strong alterity in the Roman imagination, which made some Latin authors conceive terrifying accounts of its land and nature. Of mortal enemy, Carthage became one of the largest urban centers of the Roman Empire, …
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