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Tunisia announces four stamps depicting the Carthaginian Barca family

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Tunisia announces four stamps depicting the Carthaginian Barca family

Published artwork of Tunisia’s Hannibal stamp, with 1.200-dinar denomination and 2026 printer imprint.
Image: La Poste Tunisienne artwork, reproduced by Le Temps News
Published30 Oct 2026Updated30 Oct 2026News date29 Oct 2026Event30 Oct 2026Country🌐 Tunisia
LocationTunisia

La Poste Tunisienne has announced a four-stamp series for 30 October 2026 devoted to the Carthaginian Barca family: Hamilcar, Hannibal, Hasdrubal and Mago. The announcement was reported on 29 October.

The four figures belong to a prominent military and political family of ancient Carthage. The report connects their importance with the Mediterranean world of the third century BCE and the Punic Wars between Carthage and Rome.

The published artwork illustrates the Hannibal stamp, with a portrait and an army scene including elephants. It carries a 1.200-dinar denomination, the designer’s name Aymen Ben Dkhil and the imprint of the Tunis postal printer for 2026.

The stamps and associated philatelic products are announced for sale through post offices and online from Friday, 30 October.

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Source: Le Temps News · Read original source →