Tag: Pre-Roman Cultures

• When Gods Disappear: How Erasing a Culture’s Beliefs Changes the World

  

  A civilization burned. Its gods erased. Its voice stolen. Carthage did not simply fall—it was buried. But what if it hadn’t been? What if history had splintered? The gods who ruled the Mediterranean—forgotten, but not gone. Their echoes remain. The question is: do we still hear them?

  ❄️Siearra Frost❄️

  May 10, 2025

  My Personal Journey, Random life topics

  blog, chaos, creative echos, hidden echoes, hidden history, historical erasure, LostCivilizations, Pre-Roman Cultures, writing, written chaos

• Carthage’s Forgotten Gods: The Nearly Lost Pantheon and Its Influence on History and Religion

  

  Carthage’s nearly lost pantheon shaped ancient beliefs, from Baal Hammon and Tanit to lesser-known gods. Did Carthaginians truly practice ritual sacrifice, or is history exaggerating the mystery? Discover the forgotten deities and where their influence still lingers today.

  ❄️Siearra Frost❄️

  May 8, 2025

  My Personal Journey

  Ancient Civilizations, Ancient Gods and Goddesses, Ancient History, Ancient Myths, Ancient Religion, Baal Hammon, Carthage Mythology, Carthaginian Gods, Forgotten Gods, Life, Lost Civilizations, Lost Pantheons, Mysteries of the Ancient World, Obscure Mythology, Old World Religion, Phoenician Deities, Pre-Roman Cultures, Religious Influence in History, Tanit, Tophets and Rituals, Underrated Mythology, Unexplored History, writing