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The Necropolis of Puig des Molins is a major Phoenician and Punic cemetery located in Ibiza, Spain. Originally established in the 7th century BC by the Phoenicians, the site was continuously used through the Roman period and contains thousands of underground hypogea, or burial chambers. These tombs...
Tuvixeddu Necropolis in Cagliari, Sardinia, is a Punic and Roman cemetery built from the 6th century BC and often described as the largest Punic necropolis in the Mediterranean.
Kerkouane Necropolis is a Punic cemetery 1.5 km from Kerkouane in Tunisia, notable for chamber tombs and its 1985 UNESCO listing with the town.
The Dougga Libyco-Punic Mausoleum is a 2nd century BC Numidian tomb in Tunisia, notable for a bilingual inscription that aided Libyan script study.
The Leptis Magna Necropolis is the cemetery of the ancient Libyan port city, notable for Punic and Roman burials at one of North Africa's best preserved Roman sites.
The Sabratha Necropolis is the burial ground of ancient Sabratha in Libya, notable for linking Phoenician, Numidian and Roman phases of the UNESCO city.
The Necropolis of Monte Luna near Senorbi, Sardinia, is a Carthaginian cemetery of about 120 graves built around the 6th century BC.
