I'm afraid I can be of little help on that.There seems to be a dearth of scholarship there. Many well known Punic war scholars do not even include it in their work. I suspect it may be because it was not so much a separate war as it was a mop up operation and a rather successful genocide which does not deserve the title of, "war". The sociological and political effect of the Third Punic War upon the culture of North Africa in first century would, indeed make a fine doctoral dissertation and I, for one, should be very pleased to read it.