This marble statue represents a youthful figure in a long draped garment, typical of Roman portrait sculpture. Found on Byrsa Hill, the ancient citadel of Carthage, it reflects the Roman influence on the city’s art and public space after its reconstruction. The exact identity of the figure remains uncertain. This 3D scan was created using Scaniverse and is part of the Tanit XR digital preservation initiative to document and share Tunisia’s endangered heritage in 3D. Coordinates: 36.85279, 10.32386 .
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