D??termination De L'unit?? M??trique Lin??aire En Usage ?? Carthage Avant L'??poque De La Conqu??te Romaine

Détermination De L'unité Métrique Linéaire En Usage À Carthage Avant L'époque De La Conquête Romaine, written by Aug Aurès and originally published in 1861, delves into the study of linear metric units used in Carthage before the Roman conquest. This historical work meticulously explores the measurement systems employed by the ancient civilization, providing insights into their methods and standards. Aurès's detailed analysis offers a valuable perspective on the technological and cultural aspects of Carthaginian society. This book remains a significant resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the study of ancient metrology and the history of Carthage.

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