Here is yet another work in progress. Right now only you AS visitors have access to this page. It will be added to my site when I get a chance to organize it better. I hope to expand this to include a bibliography, perhaps even with book reviews. So please e-mail me if you have anything to contribute on any of these topics.

History/Archaeology Books (Historical Non-Fiction)

• Rome in Africa by Susan Raven
  
• Carthage, A History by Serge Lancel, translated by Antonia Nevill, 1994, 1997
  Reviewed by 'Carmine': The original French copyright is 1992 and the English translation 1995. It is published by Blackwell Publishers of Oxford and Cambridge, Mass.
  What is so intriguing about it is it's approach. Lancel is professor of archaeology at the University of Grenoble and for the past 30 years has excavated at Carthage. Because of this, his book is not only a history, but a great guide to all the archaeological discoveries. And there are loads and loads of pictures, drawings and maps. Anyone who wants a concise guide to Carthage all in one place should go out and get this book.
• Rome & Carthage at Peace. by Robert Palmer, 1997.
• Coin of Carthage by Winifred Bryher, 1965.
• Religion and Authority in Roman Carthage from Augustus to Constantine. by J. Rives, 1995.
• Excavations at Carthage. The British Mission. vol 2. The Circular Harbour, Northside. Site and Finds Other Than Pottery by H.R. Hurst, 1994.
• Hannibal's War by J.F. Lazenby.
• The Phoenicians and the West: Politics, Colonies and Trade by Maria Eugenia Aubet.

Modern Fiction

Modern Non-Fiction

Historical Fiction

• Salambo by Gustave Flaubert
• Hannibal, The Novel by Ross Leckie.

Biographies

• Hannibal by Ernle Bradford
• Hannibal Serge Lancel, 1998.

Travel Guides

• Where to Go in Tunisia by Reg Butler
• Adventuring in North Africa: The Sierra Club Travel Guide to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and the Maltese Islands (Sierra Club Adventure Travel Guides)

New Listings, not yet categorized

1992 Gifford, J., G. Rapp Jr., and V. Vitali, "Paleogeography of Carthage (Tunisia): Coastal change
• During the First Millennium BC," Journal of Archaeological Science 19:575-596
• Excavations at Carthage, Volume II,2. The Circular Harbour, North Side: The Pottery. by M G Fulford & D P S Peacock 0-19-727004-2 . . . Published 1994 . . . £35.00 (British Academy’s Tunisia Committee) The following volumes are all available from Oxford University Press THE BRITISH ACADEMY CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS British Academy Monographs in Archaeology
• Excavations at Carthage, Volume II,1. The Circular Harbour, North Side: The Site and Finds other than Pottery. by H R Hurst 0-19-727003-4 . . . Published 1994 . . . £75.00 (British Academy’s Tunisia Committee) THE BRITISH ACADEMY CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS British Academy Monographs in Archaeology The following volumes are all available from Oxford University Press
• N. Ben Lazreg and D. J. Mattingly, Leptiminus (Lamta): a a Roman port city in Tunisia, report no.1 (Journal of Roman Archaeology supplement 4, 1992)
• N. Ferchiou, Architecture romaine de Tunisie (Tunis 1992)
• C. Poinssot, Les ruines de Dougga (Tunis 1983)
• D. Soren and A. b. A. ben Khader, Carthage: a mosaic of ancient Tunisia (New York 1987)
• D. Soren, A. b. A. ben Khader, and H. Slim, Carthage (New York 1990)
• S. T. Stevens, Bir El Knissia at Carthage: a rediscovered extrameural cemetery and church, report no.1 (Journal of Roman Archaeology supplement 7, 1993)
• The Life and Death of Carthage; A Survey of Punic History and Culture from Its Birth to the Final Tragedy
  by Gilbert Charles-Picard, 1980
• Destroy Carthage! : The Death Throes of an Ancient Culture
  by Alan Lloyd, 1977
• Excavations at Carthage : the British mission
• Historical researches into the politics, intercourse, and trade of the Carthaginians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians
  by Arnold Hermann Ludwig Heeren
• Daily Life in Carthage at the Time of Hannibal by Gilbert Charles-Picard, 1961
• Dido : a love story
  by David MacNaughton
• The Laughter of Carthage by Michael Moorcock, 1984
• New Light on Ancient Carthage : Papers of Symposium by Pedley, 1980
• Phoenicia and Carthage : A Thousand Years to Oblivicon Q by Orville H. Bullitt, 1978
• Rome against Carthage
  by Thomas Alan Dorey
• Prophecy in Carthage; Perpetua, Tertullian, and Cyprian
  by Cecil M. Robeck, 1992
• Preliminary excavation reports : Bãab edh-Dhråa°, Sardis, Meiron, Tell el Hesi, Carthage (Punic)

• ARCHAEOLOGY Mahdia--shipwreck 49:1.54-59

"In such a night
Stood Dido with a willow in her hand
Upon the wild sea-banks, and waft her love
To come again to Carthage"
- from The Merchant of Venice by Shakespeare