I hope this is accurate, but from what I heard the Third Punic War was just an excuse to go yeet Carthage again
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Punic era inscription from Karaly (π€Šπ€“π€‹β€¬π€‰), modern Cagliari, Sardinia. As with all Phoenician colonies, it had an excellent port. In the 6th century, it went under Carthaginian dominion. Shortly after the First Punic War, it fell under Roman rule, and later became the Roman capital of Sardinia.
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How the first Punic war began
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The First Punic War between HRE and Carthage is about to begin
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Aftermath of the First Punic War.
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First Punic war
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Bronze warship ram from the final battle of the First Punic War, the Battle of the Aegates, on 10th March 241 BC. (Picture from Twitter user @IndyWasTheDog)
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Bronze warship ram from the final battle of the First Punic War, the Battle of the Aegates, on 10th March 241 BC. (Picture from Twitter user @IndyWasTheDog)
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But the First Punic War
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Carthaginian-held territory before the first First Punic War [5016x3278]
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First Punic War Part II - 260-257 BC [6637x4983] [OC]
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The first Punic war
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First Punic War - 264-261 BC [6638x4984] [OC]
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After the First Punic War - 237 BC [6637x4983] [OC]
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This really was what the First Punic War was like.
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Hands in the Sea, the first Punic War
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First Punic War in a nutshell
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The Punic Wars: A Captivating Guide to the First, Second, and Third Punic Wars Between Rome and Carthage, Including the Rise and Fall of Hannibal Barca amazon.com/Punic-Wars-Cap…
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043: The First Punic War - Let Them Drink! (Hellenistic Age Podcast)

By 255 B.C., the Carthaginians were in dire straits, having faced the prospect of a Roman invasion of North Africa. However, the talented leadership of Xanthippus of Lacedaemonia and Hamilcar Barca managed to stave off defeat for another 15 years, but the unrelenting nature of the Romans in spite of military and natural disasters would bring an end to the First Punic War.
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First Punic War Part III - 256-250 BC [6637x4983] [OC]
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Second Punic War > First Punic War
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The Romans have no navy in the First Punic War, so they find a beached ship and copy/paste it.

>It was, therefore, because they [the Romans] saw that the war was dragging on that they first applied themselves to building ships – 100 quinqueremes and twenty triremes. They faced great difficulties because their shipwrights were completely inexperienced in the building of a quinquereme, since these vessels had never before been employed in Italy. Yet it is this fact which illustrates better than any other the extraordinary spirit and audacity of the Romans’ decision. It was not a question of having adequate resources for the enterprise, for they had in fact none whatsoever, nor had they ever given a thought to the sea before this. But once they had conceived the idea, they embarked on it so boldly that without waiting to gain any experience in naval warfare they immediately engaged the Carthaginians, who had for generations enjoyed an unchallenged supremacy at sea.

>One piece of evidence of their extraordinary daring and of the truth of my account, is this. When they first ventured to transport their forces to Messana, not only had they no decked ships, but no warships at all, not so much as a single galley. They merely borrowed penteconters and triremes from the Tarentines, the Locrians and the people of Elea and Neapolis, and ferried the troops across at great risk. It was on this occasion that the Carthaginians sailed out to attack them as they were crossing the straits, and one of their decked ships, in their eagerness to overtake the transports, ventured too near the shore, ran aground, and fell into the hands of the Romans. It was this ship which they proceeded to use as a model, and they built their whole fleet according to its specifications; from which it is clear that but for this accident they would have been prevented from carrying out their programme for sheer lack of the necessary knowledge.

>As it was, those who had been given the task of ship-building occupied themselves with the construction work, while others collected the crews and began to teach them to row on shore in the following way. They placed the men along the rowers’ benches on dry land, seating them in the same order as if they were on those of an actual vessel, and then stationing the keleustes [crewman who called the time, regulating the pace and rhythm of the rowing] in the middle, they trained them to swing back their bodies in unison bringing their hands up to them, then to move forwards again thrusting their hands in front of them, and to begin an

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Map of Carthage and the Roman Republic before the First Punic War
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042: The First Punic War - The Sicilian Wrestling Ground (Hellenistic Age Podcast)

The First Punic War, lasting from 264 to 241 B.C., was the longest uninterrupted war in the ancient world, fought between the Roman Republic and the Phoenician city-state of Carthage. Exploring the origins of the conflict is essential, tracing the earliest instances of Romano-Punic relations to the intervention of Rome on the behalf of the Mamertines in 264. While the Romans may be able to hold their own in land engagements, will they be able to meet the awesome nautical power of Carthage and emerge victorious in the clash off Cape Ecnomus, the largest naval battle in the ancient world?

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How much of the Roman Republic's population was comprised of slaves before the first Punic War?

Slaves are most known for upsetting the structure of the Roman economy, producing poor people who suddenly wanted the rights of the army and political participation, and made populism a big thing, with the rise of the Latifundia. How much of the population had to be slaves before and after in order for this shift to be so strong?

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TDIH: March 10, 241 BCE, Battle of the Aegates: The Romans sink the Carthaginian fleet bringing the First Punic War to an end. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat…
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First Punic War Part IV - 249-241 BC [6637x4983] [OC]
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This sub needs more First Punic War memes tbh
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Rostra and helmets recovered in 2017 from the site of the Battle of the Aegates, which ended the First Punic War, 241BCE. (Global Underwater Explorers, as a part of the Egadi Project 2017)
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Battle of Ecnomus (256 BC) - Arguably the largest naval battle in history was fought between Rome and Carthage during the First Punic War and involved 680 ships and 290,000 men! youtube.com/watch?v=jpGMS…
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TIL Gaius Duillius, a Roman Consul, was so esteemed during the first Punic War that the senate awarded him theme music to accompany him to and from dinner for the rest of his life livius.org/sh-si/sicily/s…
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First Punic War
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Second Punic War > First Punic War
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The First Punic War - Definitive Edition Campaign Review

Hi Everyone,

Welcome to the final AoE: DE campaign review - The First Punic War, which was first featured in the demo version of The Rise of Rome expansion and covered the exploits of the Carthaginians during the said war.

As always, the review focuses on the changes to the map, objectives and starting positions and historicity compared with the original campaign.

Some of the scenarios have been renamed so the original name has been added in brackets where applicable.

Spoilers ahead - you have been warned.

1. The Battle of Agrigentum (Struggle for Sicily) - The original scenario was effectively a tutorial and has been completely redone.

You now start in bronze age with a walled town in the eastern part of the map with most of your resources (albeit not very many) being located across a river that can only be accessed with transport ships but it keeps them safe from raids. You also start with a few hoplites and a war elephant - likely not coincidental as Carthaginians get bonus HP for both of these units types.

You will be facing two enemies, both called Romans, one to the west and one to the northwest of your base. They also start in the bronze age with walled towns and some military so early aggression is guaranteed. The objective is to destroy both enemies' government centres.

The map itself is fairly open and most of the resources are in no man's land so early expansion is quite crucial. You will also find some gaia cavalry in the west corner of the map described as your Numidian allies though they may not prove useful at all as they are stuck behind a forest and will have to wait for the enemy or yourself to cut through to let them loose.

In the original mission you started in stone age with a TC and 3 villagers while your enemy started in tool age with a small base and a few axemen and slingers. The objective was to kill all enemy military units. Very simple mission but it was the tutorial after all.

Overall a very positive change and a necessary one as there already is a whole tutorial campaign. As a sidenote, the Carthaginians have lost this battle historically speaking.

2. The Battle of Mylae - The map has been completely redone, but the objectives are still the same - to bring the two enemy artifacts back to your base.

The map now seems to resemble the Strait of Messina (between mainland Italy and Sicily). Your starting position seems to match the real life location of the town of Mylae, the Romans (red) are located across the

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First punic war problems
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I'm starting a series on the Punic wars. Here is the first video. Feedback much appreciated youtube.com/watch?v=2Rnlk…
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TIL Roman and Carthaginian bronze naval rams from the last battle of First Punic War, dating from 241 B.C., were discovered and have signs of battle damage en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat…
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Battle of Drepana. 249 BCE. First Punic War. Carthage vs. Rome
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TIL that Hannibal's famous encirclement of eight legions at the battle of Cannae during the second Punic war was a variation on a similar tactic his father Hamilcar had used 40 years earlier against the Romans at sea during the first Punic war youtu.be/jpGMSzgd8eg?t=40…
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Roman Army Stash and fortifications found in Menorca. Fortifications were thought to have been made in response to the second Punic war express.co.uk/news/world/…
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Podcast Episode: The First Punic War - The Sicilian Wrestling Ground (Hellenistic Age Podcast)

The First Punic War, lasting from 264 to 241 B.C., was the longest uninterrupted war in the ancient world, fought between the Roman Republic and the Phoenician city-state of Carthage. Exploring the origins of the conflict is essential, tracing the earliest instances of Romano-Punic relations to the intervention of Rome on the behalf of the Mamertines in 264. While the Romans may be able to hold their own in land engagements, will they be able to meet the awesome nautical power of Carthage and emerge victorious in the clash off Cape Ecnomus, theΒ  largest naval battle in the ancient world?

Episode Links:
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So how long till we engage in our first Punic War Against r/Carthaginianempire
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