Changed North African culture

>>3334931
Caethaginian culture was dead after the third Punic War

Yeah I'm sure Rome razing Carthage to the ground and enslaving its entire populace had nothing to do with the stark decline of the region.

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>>3334932
>third Punic War
yes the empire fell but rome did not replace the culture , took girls to rome to sell them , kill men , exported millions of people from arab desert to this land and replaced language , stopped science and started teaching religion
and today with the rise of extremism , carthage is officially dead
a picture of amazighen people today

>>3334950
>but rome did not replace the culture , took girls to rome to sell them , kill men
Except they did do all those things. Have you literally never read a single book about the Punic Wars? Rome was utterly ruthless in victory, they leveled the city of Carthage and enslaved ever man, woman, and child they didn't kill outright. They systematically destroyed every trace of Carthaginian culture when the absorbed their territory into the Empire. I mean fuck, Roman histories are one of the only real written sources we have about the Carthaginians because of how thorough their annihilation was.

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>>3334964
they destoryed only the city of carthage as revenge
come to tunisia , see the history of Roman occupation , it is rich history
and they said we occupied the country
u know what islam did to our region , they came 1400 years ago , and brainwashed the entire region in a way that 90% of north africans think that there is no original culture and the only culture we have is islamic arabic culture

>>3334932
Not really, Punic was still spoken in Z North Africa and Sardinia until The 2th century AD

>>3335413

Saint Augustine notes how during his time people keep identifying themselves as "Punic".

>Both Augustine’s parents are likely to have been of Berber stock, but Romanized and Latin-speaking. Numidian peasants of the fourth century spoke not Latin but Punic, inherited from the Phoenician settlers who came from Tyre and Sidon a millennium before to set up their trading station and maritime power at Carthage. In Hannibal they had once offered a frightening threat to Rome’s ambitions to conquer the Mediterranean. As Romans settled in their North African provinces, many took Berber- or Punic-speaking wives. In the second century ad Apuleius, of Madauros near Thagaste, author of the Golden Ass, had a Punic-speaking wife. In Augustine’s time the Punic-speakers retained a consciousness of their old Phoenician forefathers, and could manifest a lack of enthusiasm for the Roman administration of their country now established for over five centuries. Latin culture was a veneer; those who had it tended to despise those who had not. Augustine acquired a conversational knowledge of the patois, and never speaks of Punic language or culture with the least touch of scorn as the pagan Maximus of Madauros did. But his parents and nurses spoke to him in Latin, and education at the Thagaste school was principally in Latin language and literature, a subject which ancient men called ‘grammar’, taught by the grammaticus.

>>3334931
Carthage was a Punic culture, ruled by Phoenician settlers. They were intermarried to Berbers but they would also intermarry with Iberians, Sardi, Sicels and whatever women they were governing over.