- The
Phoenicians were an
ancient Semitic group of
people who
lived in the
Phoenician city-states
along a
coastal strip in the
Levant region of the eastern...
- like a
spear fishing accident. Sir John Bledlow, one of the
directors of
Phoenecian Oil,
suspects that both
deaths were the
result of foul play; he had received...
- iris, Tamarix, Anabasis, Artemisia, Acacia,
Mediterranean cypress and
Phoenecian juniper. The
mountainous regions in the
northwest are
clothed in natural...
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question marks, boxes, or
other symbols. The
Phoenician alphabet...
- site in 1964, two
written in Etruscan, and one in
Phoenecian. The two
longer Etruscan and
Phoenecian inscriptions clarify the
dedication of the temple...
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means that
which is
firmly hammered,
stamped (a word of the same root in
Phoenecian means "tin dish"!). The
meaning of the verb rqʿ
concerns the hammering...
-
Phoenician I-Shpania,
meaning "island of hyraxes", "land of hyraxes", but the
Phoenecian-speaking
Carthaginians are
believed to have used this name to
refer to...
- have
convincingly demonstrated that
child sacrifice was
practiced in
Phoenecian Carthage (Biblical
Archaeology Review, 10 [1984], 30–51). At the sanctuary...
- (whom they
called Astarte), Shamash, Tammuz, Bel and Nergal, and Canaaite-
Phoenecian deities such as the storm-god, El, the
supreme deity of Canaan, in addition...
