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That portion of North Africa which eventually became Tunisia has a very ancient history.  The earliest inhabitants appear to have been a tribe known as Berbers.  The coastal areas of Tunisia were controlled by the Phoenicians beginning about 1000 B.C.  They established a large colony at Carthage, not far from present day Tunis, the capital of Tunisia.  Subsequently, the Romans destroyed Carthage, after a series of protracted wars, and annexed the entire area.
That portion of North Africa which eventually became Tunisia has a very ancient history.  The earliest inhabitants appear to have been a tribe known as Berbers.  The coastal areas of Tunisia were controlled by the Phoenicians beginning about 1000 B.C.  They established a large colony at Carthage, not far from present day Tunis, the capital of Tunisia.  Subsequently, the Romans destroyed Carthage, after a series of protracted wars, and annexed the entire area.
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