Daughters of Carthage | A Hymn to Tanit — 218 BC
Daughters of Carthage | A Hymn to Tanit — 218 BC
In the age of Hannibal, Carthage stood between the sea, its gods, and the shadow of Rome.
Daughters of Carthage is an original historical ambience inspired by the Punic world of ancient Carthage and the sacred presence of **Tanit**, one of its most important deities.
Ethereal female voices, ritual humming and the delicate sound of the lyre create an imagined ceremonial atmosphere — a distant echo of women gathered beneath the sign of Tanit as the Mediterranean sun fades beyond Carthage.
*218 BC* marks the beginning of the Second Punic War, the era in which Hannibal crossed from Iberia toward Italy and entered history.
This composition is a modern artistic interpretation inspired by ancient Carthage. It is not presented as a surviving or reconstructed historical hymn.
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