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Intellectual Travel

On what Rome destroyed, what it could not erase, and the history that only becomes visible when you drive between the fragments with someone who has spent her career in the ruins. By Mary Collins | April 2026 Most ancient ruins stand in one place and wait for you to arrive. Carthage doesn’t work that...
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The first time I walked into the Bardo Museum in Tunis, I understood within about twenty minutes that I had badly underestimated it. You could spend days there. I mean that seriously. Room after room of mosaic floors pulled from Dougga, Sbeitla, Bulla Regia, El Djem — floor after floor that tells you not just...
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guests exploring a Roman aqueduct at dusk in Tunisia
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