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Tunisia Posters, Art Prints, Charts, Maps
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educational posters > geography > Africa > Tunisia Posters < Middle East < social studies
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Tunisia educational posters for the social studies classroom, home schoolers and theme decor for office or studio.
 The Republic of Tunisia is on the northern Mediterranean coast of Africa between Libya to the south and east, and Algeria to the west. The Sahara Desert in the south, composes 40% of Tunisia, the remainder is mostly fertile land that has been farmed for millinenia. Earliest inhabitants of the area were the Berber nomads. The Phoenicians settled on the coast c. 10th century BC, with Carthage becoming the the dominate power of the Mediterranean after defeating the Greeks. Rome eventually conquered Carthage in the 2nd century BC after a series of wars that included Hannibal's march with war elephants from Iberia, over the Pyrenees and Alps to northern Italy. Tunisia was conquered by Arab Muslims in the 7th century AD, after being held by both the Vandals and Byzantines. By 2008 Tunisia will be an associate member of the European Union (EU).
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![Punic coin bearing the head of Hamilcar Barca [Hannibal] (c.270-228 BC) minted at Carthage, c.230 BC, Giclee Print](http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/BRGPOD/84249_a.jpg)
