Reclining Figure on Sarcophagus Lid – Byrsa Hill, Carthage This 3D scan captures a funerary sculpture found on Byrsa Hill in ancient Carthage. The reclining figure likely represents the deceased in a peaceful pose, commonly seen in Roman and Punic funerary art. The site, rich in layers of Carthaginian and Roman history, offers insight into the cultural blending that occurred in this historic city. Scanned on-site in July 2025 using photogrammetry. Thanks to the Tanit XR project for preserving Tunisian heritage in 3D. .
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