Coin of Carthage, Sardinia c. 300

Editor: So, this is a Coin of Carthage, Sardinia, made during the Carthaginian Empire. It's funny to think that something so small once held so much… I mean, power and value. What stories do you think it could tell? Curator: Ah, yes! Imagine the hands this coin passed through! Perhaps it paid a soldier, or bought spices from a distant land. The horse, a symbol of power, perhaps speaks to their military might. Editor: It's amazing how something so old can still spark our imaginations. I'll definitely look at coins differently now! Curator: Indeed. History isn't just in books; it's etched onto the objects that survived. Keep questioning!