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Terracotta disc representing a Carthaginian cavalryman
Terracotta disc representing a Carthaginian cavalryman, 6th century BC. This image in relief, only 9mm (0.35in) wide, shows a nobleman riding bareback and accompanied by his dog. Even at this scale he can be seen to have a Greek helmet of some type, a spear and a round shield. Behind him is the symbol of the sun disc; ahead of him that of the lotus flower. He may be a representation of the war-god Adad. (Photo courtesy Museum of Cathage, Tunis)
p39, The Carthaginians 6th-2nd Century BC by Raffaele D'Amato, Andrea Salimbeti and Giuseppe Rava
