> toward them not really doing much damage. Most historical evidence suggest that the city was mostly uninhabited for close to a century until the Roman reesta

> toward them not really doing much damage. Most historical evidence suggest that the city was mostly uninhabited for close to a century until the Roman reestablished it. Same thing happened to Corinth (actually in the same year as Carthage was destroyed) except that supposedly unlike in Carthage the entire male population was murdered and only the women and children were sold into slavery. Corinth wasn't reestablished for a hundred as well.