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Punic War, Third (149 - 146 b.c.)
 
Date(s):   149 - 146 b.c.
 
Description:  
      Even though Carthage had lost the Second Punic War, it proceeded to rebuild itself over the next 50 years. In 149 bc the Romans, regretting that had not totally destroyed Carthage, decided to attack and finish off Carthage for good.
 
Principal Battles:  
     
149  Nepharis ( 149 b.c.)    
149  Carthage (Siege of) ( 149 b.c.)    


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