Coin of Tanit (3D visualization)

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Carthaginian Shekel

3rd century BCE

Obverse: Head of Tanit

Reverse: Standing horse

This gold coin was struck in Carthage over two thousand years ago. On the front, we see Tanit, the city's principal goddess and one of its most important symbols. The reverse shows a standing horse, a familiar image in Carthaginian coinage, often linked to strength and identity.

The 3D model is a digital reconstruction inspired by surviving examples. Its slightly uneven shape and softened edges reflect the way such coins were struck by hand in the ancient world.

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