Hi everyone, a couple of you asked how Tiglath-Pileser I could have hunted a narwhal, which is not native to the eastern Mediterranean. To be honest, I also didn’t know the answer and why some of the books I have identify the nahirus (the word used in Tiglath-Pileser’s inscription) as a narwhal. I thought I’d look into this and it turns out that in the Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, the word nahirus has been translated as “narwhal”. This obviously doesn’t confirm that the animal in question actually was a narwhal, and my guess is that the authors of the Assyrian Dictionary (who are not marine biologists) didn’t have a better word to describe this mysterious creature whose true identity is still unknown. Thanks to all of you who keep me sharp by asking such questions!
I was also surprised by that part but I thought that maybe they (maybe some extinct subspecies or related species) used to live there. Similarly to how there were lions all over the Middle East and even in Southern Europe. I also didn't found anything conclusively supporting it.
The ermine symbol is at Gobeki Tepi,it ould be Sparta,the Spartan king Menelaus daughter was Hermione named after a stoat or ermine!!! hecate rides a wolf on standing stones of Sweden Gotland,also they have the Armenian cross on the standing stones,Hwicce tribe from Willmington long man are connected!!
@Mail Fraud cave men .. not sailors besides .. ancient remains in Spain / France and other western-European nations today 20,000 years ago carried I2 Y-DNA which pre-dates Indo-european invasion of Europe ages later
@Mail Fraud 1 out of 200 doesn't mean much I2 Haplogroup is found all over Europe from Scotland all the way to Spain , and eastward all the way to Balkans , i'm talking about 20,000 years ago give or take it is the 2nd oldest homosapien Y-DNA haplogroup that still exist in Europe after C-V20 which is found in Europe 40,000 years ago (Aurignacian culture)
They foster all kinds of fables and fantasy to control the masses and govern over them. Religion will never be real and government is a form of slavery
That was to hide the truth of their mining in Cornwall. The Phoenicians where part of the tribe of Asher. If you look at ancient maps .I hope this helps .
I love the way you voice the Neo-Assyrian rulers. Thats about how I imagine them sounding anyway, with how overt the top violent and edgy their empire was. Im currently listening a podcast about this and its much easier to put things in place with the visual commentary your video adds. Thank you!
The reason why Carthaginians seem cruel and barbaric to you is that most of what we know about them was written by their arch enemies the Romans and propaganda against rival nations isn't a new thing
@@armincal9834 hes talking about the neo assyrian kings who used extensive campaigns to legitimize their rule, it was typical of the region and kings were legitimized by their victories and ruling "the four corners of the world"
Every empire was part of the Holy Roman Empire and every governemnt today is also HRE but , they are currently resetting again for the NWO and we are being converted again
This transported me back to 25 yrs ago. I got the Akkadians, while my best-friend got the Phoenicians to report to the class. You're truly excellent, Cy. Students, teachers, or history enthusiasts will surely benefit greatly from your videos.
Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate them and really glad you got to take a trip down memory lane... this stuff also takes me back to when I was first learning about this part of the world. Thanks also for stopping by, I really appreciate it. Much more to come, stay safe!
I've been watching your videos for a little over a month now, and I am so impressed by their quality. I've never seen so much detail put into these cultures and peoples. Keep up the amazing work, because I am loving it!
Oh yeah. I had sex with my mother and then sacrificed babies the year after. Thanks Semiramis and Nimrod for bringing infidels Tammuz which brought us christ-mass and ester and more sun worship. happy holidays
I am really enjoying this content. I have to admit I am not well versed in many of the historic subjects you present in your videos. But therein, coupled with quality production, lies their intrinsic value.
Loved this one Cy. Your use of contemporary texts is key to understanding, however single their point of view. I’ve often wondered about the connection of the Phoenicians and the even pre-bronze age settlements on the Atlantic coastline of Iberia, Brittany and Southern Ireland, which seem to have a singular Mediterranean use of agriculture and domesticated animals, do you have any conjectures?
Oh for sure, I'll be talking a bit about that in an upcoming program, probably a podcast. Thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
Worth mentioning that the highest point of Malin Head/Peninsula where the Tuatha are supposed to have landed in Ireland is called Mount Carthage, Surely not a coincidence.
Ok watched all the Canaan history videos now I'm back to the video that showed up in my suggested videos. So glad I found your channel! You are awesome
Yeah, reading and analyzing the relevant primary sources is something I love doing... though I may not always get their true meaning, just reading their words gives me a who new perspective and glimpse into the minds of the author. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!
Gaming Champ Yeah Bro. The written Vowels were made by the Greeks. Thats why many Linguists say that Greek is the first TRUE Alphabet. Its important to note that a few of the Phoenician Letters were used completely differently by the Greeks, the Alpha/Aleph for example and a few others. The Greeks also added a few of their own Consonants as well. Glad I could Help 👍
HELLAS59 thank you for the extra knowledge you provided and the clarification. I was confused because I at first thought the Phoenician alphabet had vowels.
@@johnmanno9701 Yeah it reminds you of a style that hasn't been popular in 50 years. They don't do it that way anymore since its annoying to most people.
There is more to the Phoenician's than meets the eye. I think many would be surprised to know just how far and for how long their influence really extended. It's interesting that the modern alphabet is based on Phoenician characters. It's almost as if they never really went anywhere...
Cy thank you so much , wow tons of new info about the PHONICIANS 😊 we traced my mom history ( family tree ) back 600 years and dad around 500 years by the church records ! Yes ofcorse I subscribed
Been watching your videos after your contribution to History time(i believe? I follow so many history channels i might misremember) ive been watching your videos and i love them, keep on with the good work!
My pleasure and glad you found it useful! I'll be putting out some more supplementary material on the Phoenicians in the near future, stay tuned and thanks!
Thanks my friend, all good over here, hope you're doing well also! I know that you love the Babylonian stuff and I have a couple of new vids on that coming up soon...stay tuned and safe!
I Didn’t know so much about the phoenicians, good episode cy! It would be cool if you could do an short episode about the Roma people ( gypsy’s) in the future, the history books barley mentions my people & our history/culture. Stay save Cy-dude 💯✌🏼
Hey, thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it! I'd actually love to go further into that because I've read a little about the Roma and their eastern (possibly northern Indian) origins but not studied the subject in much depth. I'll put the topic on my list and see what sources I have. Thanks for the suggestion, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy - They were of Black African peoples from AFRICA which was spread over so called middle east. Nothing to do with north indians until after...
Ancient Ruins we don’t have african origins , we are of the indo-aryan people, however there are some of us living in south Afrika, we live on all the continests but the majority of my people live in Europe
@@fetijajasari6624 nimrod king of babylon was hebrew canaanites indo iranians ,look up on his body his intact in glass tomb pures indo iranians with braccelet on his shoulders hands browny on face middle eastics the hebrew was brownie mix white isaac esau was brownie and jacob white they mix togheder in race metiszo hispanics middle eastern assirian empires sargon king and cyrus was mighty king on earth let by god to rulle asia middle east
Thanks! Yeah I think I'll be doing more short videos because they also take longer to make. The more detailed content I'll just leave for podcasts. As always, thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it... stay safe!
These videos give such a complete and detailed history. With such a rich and fascinating history, the Phoenicians should be remembered for more than just their purple dye.
A "sea horse" from which ivory is obtained... Nice description for a hippopotamus which literally means a "water horse" and has tusks that are sometimes used as ivory.
A hippo in the sea? Maybe the Assyrian king got confused and ended up in the Nile. The idea that the "sea horse" was a narwhal seems unlikely to me. Firstly, an animal with legs is unlikely to invoke the memory of horses. Secondly, narwhals are found in circumpolar waters, not the eastern Mediterranean. Finally, the quoted passage doesn't really imply the "sea-horse" was slain from a boat. The Assyrian king could have killed it on land. If the Romans could bring hippos from Egypt to Rome for gladiatorial combats in the Flavian Amphitheatre, then the Phoenicians could bring a hippo to the Canaanite Levant.
Haha thanks, it's actually kind fun, though I think some people think it's a bit corny. As I don't have a voice actor to do it, you're stuck with me for the moment. Thanks again, stay safe!
Soldier of Sidon by Gene Wolfe: follows a soldier of Fortune in this era. Told in first person by the soldier he describes the people, customs, dwellings as he travels.
I made a historical address to my Masonic lodge on the subject of Tyre. My keynote epigraph was my take on their guiding principle - 'the Phoenicians believed in 'make money, not war'.' I find that admirable.
I WAS GOING TO ASK YOU TO MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THE PHOENICIANS LAST VIDEO! THANK YOU SO MUCH! MY ANCESTORS BARELY HAVE AN VIDEOS ABOUT THEN ON TH-cam! SORRY FOR ALL CAPS BY THE WAY I AM JUST TOO HYPED!
@@HistorywithCy - No such thing as Aràyans as it is just a status which comes from anient INDIA. Please research and learn more as you are misleading our next generarion.
@@ancientruins2856 Hi. Honestly, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I think that you might have commented on the wrong video...there's nothing to do with India or Aràyans in this program. Thanks.
@@HistorywithCy Hy. I was wondering. Will you make a video about phoenician/canaanite/carthaginian religion before your video on the history of Carthage, or after that video?
Hear me, oh Great TH-cam Algorithm, please take this comment, my sacrifice to your mighty power and put History with Cy in more feeds if it so please you.
Haha thanks so much, I have the algorithm gods are listening! Thanks so much, I really appreciate the enthusiasm from viewers like you... motivates me to put out more of these. Thank YOU!
That is great. You might wish to tell the story of Pelasgoi who were they where they lived. Perhaps this will complete your story on Phoenicians. By the way there is an ancient city Phoenician in the area of nowadays Albania. Just some additional info.
Is Baal of Tyre a name or a title? Baal is often translated as "the Lord", so the phrase might be "the Lord of Tyre", i.e. a ruler but not a named or specific ruler.
Ba'al is a title. It comes to be viewed as being a name from its regular use as a title. Ba'al of Tyre could be used to refer to the king, or it could be used to refer to the god over that city/region. Context would dictate.
Do you have chronology videos? Like it'd be cool if I knew exactly which civilizations came after the other and which were simultaneous. I know the Sumerians were the first but besides that, the whole line of them between Minoan Crete and the Indus Valley are confusing mostly because I wanna know what they were in relation to the others. I just need periods and snapshots of the world around them to remember and I want to judge them like everyone else. I just mean the general region, not all over the world like this fraction would be Crete to North India.
@@جنديمجهول-ب5ت so you clearly havent done some research huh? Sad, look bro those ethnic groups only make a small fragment, canaanite DNA is still present and in huge fragment, whether you like it or not
This video was great. I appreciate your particular attention on Phoenician art, since it's not realy studied that much. Wich is a shame. Yes, they took influence from all the surrounding cultures, from Grece to Egypt, but they still had an admirable skill with the use of bronze and ivory. They were also the masters of glass, making thousands of intricate glass beeds for their jewerly. Oh. About that Baal king. His name did not necessarely took influence from their gods. Baal was a generic term that meant MASTER. Wich is a rather fitting, but redundant, name for a king. 🤷 There is only one thing in the video that confuses me... The narwal... How did a narwal reach the mediterranean sea...? And how did the historians made the conclusion that the sea horse was, of all animals, a narwal...? Am I missing something here? 😕
Hey, great to hear from you! Yes, Baal (sometimes written Ba'al) also has been translated as "lord" as in a feudal lord. About the narwhal, that's a really good question that others also had and so last night I was doing some research on why Pritchard and others call it a narwhal. I think I may have found the answer to that. In the The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago the word nahirus which Tiglath-Pileser I uses has been translated as narwhal. It might not actually be one but that's how it's been translated, and so some books I now see are identifying it as such. Though no explanation is given for why that word was used, it is an older translation and perhaps it was once thought that maybe an extinct species of such an animal once existed in that part of the Mediterranean. I'm going to see if I can find a more recent translation of the word. Thanks again for stopping by, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy Thanks for the answer. I appreciate it. Glad to see that I am not the only one who was confused by the narwhal thing I don't realy think it's necessary to do further research on this stuff tho... But you do you. 😂😅 Thanks again for the answer. When is the Q&A coming out?
@Star Star The phoenicians borrowed elements of their artstyle from Ggrece, Egypt, and Mesopotamia. This was because the phoenicians built various colonies near already existing greek colonies in places such as southern Italy. This interest in greek art was very clear in Carthage. Wich abandoned almost completely their old middle eastern artstyle, in favor of a very ellenic one. This is clear from the various busts of Tanit, and the various sculptures offered to the temple of Baal Eshmun. The phoenicians shared stuff with the greeks indeed, especialy their alphabet and the use of the stars for navigation. But they took inspiration from the greeks in the art department. 🤷
@@HistorywithCy we would want the orignial tranlsation, not necessarlity a new one. Our language has already been butchered . Ba'al is comparable to El , who is connected to the Planet Saturn
Hi, thanks for stopping by. So they don't mean the small marine animal that we today call a seahorse. The Phoenicians called the creature nahiru, but in Akkadian there is word to describe such an animal. Remember, the Assyrians before Tiglath-Pileser I were completely landlocked in what's today northern Iraq and had never in centuries never ventured to any sea, Mediterranean, Persian Gulf or other, so they had no idea what type of animal this was or how to describe it properly. At the same time, it is described as having a tusk or wiith ivory, which in Akkadian is a different word than tooth. Given it's description, the animal in question is believed to have been some sort of extinct marine mammal like a narwhal or perhaps some extinct species of narwhal itself. We know that a few marine mammals that were present in Roman times that are now extinct, so it's believed that this particular creature could have been one of them. Anyway, that's the only explanation I've read. Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy Whatever you are referring to cannot be a Narwhal or extinct relative. Monodon monoceros (Narwhal) belongs to the Family Monodontidae and the Subfamily Monodontinae. The Narwhal has an exclusive polar distribution both currently and historically. No extinct taxon of the family or subfamily has been found in the Mediterranean.
Let me amend one of my statements. In double checking for accuracy, I did find a fossil taxon of the Family Monodontidae which was recovered from the Mediterranean basin. However, it is of Early Pliocene age (roughly 5 million years before present), and it was assigned to the Subfamily Delphinapterinae (Beluga whales). Further, the fossilized skull was recovered, and had no trace of any 'toothy' protuberances.
@@charlesmartin1121 Yeah you could be right... I"m just giving you what the text and author's commentary states. I'd be interested in learning more as to what that marine animal was...thanks for the info, I (and I'm sure other viewers) really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy Casatia thermophila is the genus and species. It was described in the August 2019 edition of the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Interestingly, the paper contends that the Family Monodontidae, which presently only includes the Beluga Whale and Narwhal which inhabit Arctic or Boreal environments, may have originated in warmer habitats. There is another extinct Monodontid, Bohaskaia monodontoides, which inhabited the Pliocene waters of Virginia and North Carolina. It was named after a fellow I worked with at the Smithsonian. No protruding canine 'tusk' on that one either though.
Could you make a video on the Chaldeans ? and Iberians ? and Tartessians ? and Cimmerians ? and Scythians ? and Phrygians ? and Lydians ? and the builders of Stonehenge ?
Yes! Scythians, Phrygians and Lydians are on deck, Chaldeans I'm considering maybe a short podcast, more on the tribes in southern Babylonia. Let's see... Thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it. Stay safe!
So I did some digging into the narwhal story and it turns out a narwhals stray into the Mediterranean rarely, one was caught by a fisherman’s net in Egypt in the mid 20th century, one body of another that also was found is preserved in a museum in Alexandria.
Similar is to way to light and almost an accurate to say they have the exact same just like to have the regular Canaanite DNA too many Palestinians have the same exact thing to it's like many Israelis are direct descendants of the Jews like "israel/edom/moab/ammon and judah" provinces.
I doubt the study and would be interested in reading it. Firstly, we don’t have any corpses that are “phonecian” to compare the DNA to... as well, DNA from someone in Lebanon, Iraq, Palestine will be very very very similar ...it’s Not possible to distinguish a between someone from Syria and Lebanon based on DNA.
Y-DNA matters ... to be paternally descent of said civilization do you carry J1-P58 Y-DNA or J2b-M205 then you are likely from their line alongside other "Semites" at that time because these Y-DNA haplogroups are found in Canaan / Phoenicia from the bronze age to the Iron age (before Persians and later Alexander invaded the region)
@@charliesea8594 You can’t distinguish Lebanese and Syrians and Palestinians. These are Cannanite people for the most part. It’s like using DNA to distinguish someone from NYC vs NJ. Just doesn’t work that way. But sure, you can use it to distinguish let’s say Egyptians from Cannanites
The Phoenicians survived the sea people’s invasions because the Phoenicians were related in commerce with the former and greatest sea power of the Minoans and in fact may have been Minoan ports before the collapse of the Minoan commercial empire before the natural cataclysmic events
I wonder what the connection between Pre-Phoenicians before the Bronze Age Collapse and Ugarit, a bit north of the Phoenician area was. After all, Ugarit had a form of a north-semitic alphabet rendered in Cuneiform, while the Phoenicians had their own north-semitic alphabet.
Yes, you're correct... I'm actually researching for a short podcast on Ugarit... stay tuned for that. As always, thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate your continued interest in all of the content on the channel. Take care!
Phoenician and Canaan people were exactly the same. Phoenician was just the name that the Greeks gave to the Canonites, The Greek came after them and gave them a new name that became famouse in Europe.
Canaan and Phoneicians mostly carried J1-P58 Y-DNA as majority then J2b-M205 Y-DNA J1-P58 also found among Ammorites in Alalakh and Ebla both are dominant Y-DNAs among Arabs today and middle east
Thank you.really great presentation and accurate.after the dominance of Roman empire the Phoenician mingled with the remenents of the assirians and later both with Arabs and that is the current demographic of Lebanon and parts of Syria.
Haha thanks, though I got a few complaints about it. Just want sure sure those listening know when it's my text vs a quote. Thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it and glad to see that you're enjoying a number of these videos, motivates me to put out more of these when I can...
The whole Phoenicians trade thing was NOT about wood and etc...mainly. They did sell off lots of cedars, but ended up trading mostly amazing commodities. It was was about "color" "oils" "wines" Healer plants", "cloth" "Yummy dried food" and countless other commodities that were amazing back then. Lebanon Canaan Cities were traders and they linked the world for tens of centuries.
Yes, true... just that they were known far and wide for trading in cedar since it was such a prized commodity in those days. Thanks for stopping by, appreciate it...stay safe!
Because he's often the only ancient historian who has in some way documented certain events, even if they were centuries after his time. Thanks for watching!
Oh the one from the 80s? I've always wanted to see it... I saw the remake of it several years ago... was OK. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!
*Phonecians* A. Female names 1. Akbarit 2. Aldeshi 3. Arishat 4. Ashtnamit 5. Bannit 6. Batnam 7. Batnamit 8. Berrekt 9. Besho 10. Eldeshi 11. Gaddnam 12. Giddnamit 13. Girgishi 14. Girgishit 15. Hagnit 16. Hegnit 17. Heled 18. Heshequemit 19. Huld 20. Huldel 21. Kabidit 22. Kineshit 23. Namgidda 24. Namitgadda 25. Phamea 26. Shamohit 27. Tamemit 28. Tennit 29. Tirisht 30. Toara 31. Yatunit Popularity of Use A % E % I % O % U % 18 58% 12 38% 22 70% 3 9% 3 9% B % C % D % F % G % 7 22% 0 0% 10 32% 0 0% 8 25% H % J % K % L % M % 17 54% 0 0% 4 12% 5 16% 11 35% N % P % Q % R % S % 13 41% 1 3% 1 3% 7 22% 11 35% T % V % W % X % Y % 21 67% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 3% Z % 0 0% Popularity of Use 70% I: 67% T, I: 58% A, T, I: 54% H, A, T, I: 41% N, H, A, T, I: 38% E, N, H, A, T, I: Tennit, Tamemit, 35% S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Ashtnamit, 32% D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: 25% G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Namitgadda, Namgidda, Hegnit, Hagnit, Giddnamit, Gaddnam, 22% R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Tirisht, Girgishit, Batnamit, Batnam, Bannit, Arishat, 16% L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Heled, Eldeshi, Aldeshi, 12% K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Kineshit, Kabidit, Berrekt, Akbarit, 9% U, O, K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Toara, Shamhit, Huldel, Huld, Heshequemit, Besho, 3% Y, Q, P, U, O, K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Yatunit, Phamea, 0% Z, X, W, V, J, F, C B. Male names 1. Abbir 2. Akbar 3. Anzor 4. Azor 5. Barqan 6. Binur 7. Bodi 8. Dabar 9. Deshi 10. Gamar 11. Gan 12. Gashur 13. Girhekal 14. Gisco 15. Hanesh 16. Har 17. Hesheqem 18. Hirrom 19. Kinesh 20. Luli 21. Namar 22. Sasa 23. Sedeq 24. Shapan 25. Shemago 26. Tagi 27. Taom 28. Tirsh 29. Yala 30. Zabul 31. Zamir 32. Zikar 33. Zizy Popularity of Use A % E % I % O % U % 22 66% 7 21% 14 42% 7 21% 4 12% B % C % D % F % G % 6 18% 1 3% 4 12% 0 0% 7 21% H % J % K % L % M % 11 33% 0 0 4 12% 4 12% 7 21% N % P % Q % R % S % 8 24% 1 3% 3 9% 16 48% 11 33% T % V % W % X % Y % 3 9% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 3% Z % 5 15% Popularity of use 66% A: 48% R, A: 42% I, R, A: 33% S, H, I, R, A: Sasa, Har, 24% N, S, H, I, R, A: 21% G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Shemago, Namar, Hirrom, Hanesh, Gan, Gamar, 18% B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Abbir, 15% Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zamir, Azor, Anzor, 12% K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zikar, Zabul, Luli, Kinesh, Girhekal, Gashur, Bodi, Binur, Akbar, 9% T, Q, K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Tirsh, Taom, Tagi, Sedeq, Hesheqem, Deshi, Dabar, Barqan, 3% Y, C, P, T, Q, K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zizy, Yala, Shapan, Gisco, 0% F, J, V, W, X Conclusion: Both males an females exhibit a name creation band-gap. While the language continues to develop. For men, there is a Collapse at 24% and lesser event at 18%. For women there is collapse at 32%, and a drop at 16%. The early phonecians are similar to Ancient Egyptians in language development. Then the first cultural collapse occurs for both phonecian men and women. This is early egyptian history. It means they are a subdialect group of ancient egyptians. After the proto-phonecian collapse we get the rise of the 'phonecian culture'. *Proof the proto-phonecian female culture was an egyptian subdialect* Egyptian females Popularity of Use 77% E: 66% T, E: 56% N, T, E: 54% A, N, T, E: Nena, Aat, 37% H, A, N, T, E: Tentheta, Hent, Hen-he-net, 33% R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-her, Hent-er-neheh, 31% U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Hun, Aaht-ahu, A-tu, 29% S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-sheri, Henut-sen, Asenath, 28% I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ti'a, Teti-sherit, Tentsai, Tat-ti-tes, Satati, Ri-n-an, Iset, 26% M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ueret-im-tes, Tem, Meris, Meri-tat-es, Mereret, Hent-ta-mehu, Hemu, Ama, 23% B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Usekh-mehi, Ta-kha'et, Seneb-sen, Seneb-ib, Senbet, Nub-khe-sed, Nub-khas, Nub-em-khu, Nub-em-heb, Nekebet, Nebet-em-nub, Nebet, Nebant, Meri-s-ankh, Mer-es-ankh, Mehet-en-usekh, Khentkau-es, Kero-mame, Kama, Kam, Ka-uit, Ka-ramat, Ka-pes, Hent-mi-heb, Bet, Ber-ner-ib, Beket, Abar, 12% F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tua-nefert, Nefru, Nefret-iti, Neferu, Neferet-iri, Neferet-ari, Nefert, Nefer-thi, Neb-atef, Ha-nefer, Bu-nefer, 10% P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nemathap, Neb-pu, Iuput, Iput, Hat-shepu, Hat-shepset, Hap-shep-sut, Apu, Ankh-nes-pepi, 9% Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Uiay, Tuya, Tiye, Ta-biry, Meryet, Kiya, Kha-mer-em-ebty, 8% O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tent-opet, Ta-uosret, Ro-ant, Nofret, Nefer-hotep, Karos, 4% W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nebt-tawy, Neb-et-tawy, Mut-emwa, Mehtem-wes-khet, Henut-tawy, 3% D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tak-her-edeneset, 2% J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Udjeb-ten, Nodjmet, Nodjme, 1% C, Q, J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Niyt-aqert, Netches-ankh, Anqet-tat-t, 'Anch'ere,
The word "Phoenix" (Φοινιξ) is a Greek word which root is the word Φοινος - Phoenos = Dark red as a result of the fire that Phoenix bird uses to renew its self . For the rest about the origins of the Phoenecians etc i will not comment because is clearly subjective too the date one chooses to interprete the facts of history . One true fact is that the history of the general Eastern Med area is not so young as the bronze age !! :)
I loved this video as it is very well documented yet allow me to add some details based on archaeology and historiography: The hypothesis that the sea people intermingled with the locals has been revoked by genetic analysis. there is no trace of any of the sea people markers in the remains of the Phoenician cities , and the colonies where the sea people established themselves did not survive for long (Akko for example was in the hands of the Tjeker by the time of Wenamon and 200 years later it becomes a Tyrian outpost) . And there is a clear evidence that there was a certain hegemony if not an attempt at a united kingdom by the the duo Tyre-Sidon : we see it clearly in the policies of Ithobaal both in colonization of the coastline and in the political marriages, and you see it clearly in the text of the "annals of Sennacherib", as in the fact that almost all colonies in the Mediterranean were the work of Tyre-Sidon. you may see references in this subject in the works of Maria Eugenia Aubet "The Phoenicians and the west" as well as in the works of Maroun Khreish .
Hi, thanks so much for the extra information, some of it I am familiar with (the text in the annals of Sennacherib for example) but others not as much so I really appreciate you pointing all this out. I've heard of Maroun Khreish...I think in the book "In Search of the Phoenicians" which I need to read again. Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it... more to come!
No, you shouldn't. What you should do is to take the time to read and study as many sources on this and related topics as you can, think about what you've learned, and then see whether or not you agree with what's been presented in this video. That's my advice. However, what you can trust in is that I do my best to be as unbiased and factual as possible. If you're interested in examining the sources that I used, you'll find a link in the video description leading you to them. Thanks.
@sedevacantist1 BCE/CE usually refers to the Common Era (the years are the same as AD/BC). ... The simplest reason for using BCE/CE as opposed to AD/BC is to avoid reference to Christianity. Thus, it is a better dating system because it is non-sectarian. I used to be annoyed as well when text books started switching to it, however, understanding that not everyone around the world believes in Christianity, it is more appropriate.
@@mikecranapple8878 BC/Ad always refers to before Christ and after death... the simplest reason for adding E to BC is to corrupt its original meaning and obscure its history and In essence to change history. You no doubt have heard of cancel-culture which too is popular today and BC+E is a corruption of history. When a personage in history so influenced the world as to mark a new beginning in timekeeping any attempt to diminish that new beginning shows a personal prejudice.
Yes, it's true. They traded directly with Cornwall and there is a lot of evidence. Even the name Britain comes from Phoenician “Baratanac” meaning “Land of Tin”.
@@maxnetirtimon4121 There's some evidence they reached N America a d rounded Africa as well. They aren't proven to have done so but still crazy if they did.
@@michaelhowze8198 It is well known they circumnavigated around Africa and it is widely believed that they have reached America and there are even some rock inscriptions and other findings that give some evidence. I guess they did reach the continent. Did you hear about the Phoenician replica ship expedition that sailed and successfully reached Florida some months ago?
Originally, these people came to our sea from the Red Sea [Persian Gulf/Indian Ocean], as it is known. No sooner had they settled in the land they still inhabit than they turned to overseas travel. Herodotus 1:1
The commonality between Canaanites and Phoenicians were probably because they were descendants of two brothers, Canaan and Phut, sons of Ham and they lived along the same Mediterranean coastline. At the time, there was no confusion as to who was who. Later, the Phoenicians may have been called Canaanites because of the land of Canaan or because of a mixing. At any rate, they should have distinct Y chromosomes branching from the same root which would be an E1 or E2 * Y chromosome. Egyptians are E3 and Cushites are E3. Nimrod, the son of Cush is the C * Y chromosome. The other D * Y chromosome is another descendant of Cush. The A and B * Y chromosomes are likely descendants of Cush as well or another son of Ham. E is where they all branch off from. The F * Y chromosome belongs to another family tree which is Ham's brother Shem. The K * Y chromosome begins the Japhethite family tree.
Canaan was the land promised to the Israelites and they were called Phoenicans by the Greeks. they are now called Hebrew. A jew is not a person but a slave. They follow religion into slavery and gain by sordid means. Land of Canaan was in the Levant and is where the name Canada comes from, in America and the Holy Roman Empire
As far as I know, the Phoencians were essentially the post-Bronze Age descendants of the Canaanite peoples who lived in that region for millennia. Now where the Canaanite peoples all came from...that's a lengthy discussion for another time which I honestly don't know for sure, just read about bunch of hypotheses and theories. Thanks for stopping by, stay safe!
I researched this and there are three theories. They originated in Lebanon, Ireland, or in northern India and the most accepted ones are the ones of northern India and Lebanon. The migration from India is supposed to have happened from around 10000 BC according to all the people who agree with the argument and at this time human racial groups hadn't formed yet fully. These people would soon evolve into the Canaanites whom the Greeks would call Phoenician, and probably (not fully proven yet) the Isrealites and Samaritans.
Baal was the main god worshipped at that time in addition to Ashtar. Baal in Arabic also means god, father, provider, ruler... HaniBaal the ruler od Carthage crossed the Alps and attacked Rome. HaniBaal can mean that who likes Baal or worships him or his son...this kind of connotation.
Ba'al-ze-bub is also El , Moloch, Yahwey, Allah, Jehovah, Chronos, Santa, Shaytan and more and they all connect back to Saturn. In God we trust, refers to Satan, the god of many names. The Deceiver. The God of Wealth, Time and the Harvest
Hi everyone, a couple of you asked how Tiglath-Pileser I could have hunted a narwhal, which is not native to the eastern Mediterranean. To be honest, I also didn’t know the answer and why some of the books I have identify the nahirus (the word used in Tiglath-Pileser’s inscription) as a narwhal. I thought I’d look into this and it turns out that in the Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, the word nahirus has been translated as “narwhal”. This obviously doesn’t confirm that the animal in question actually was a narwhal, and my guess is that the authors of the Assyrian Dictionary (who are not marine biologists) didn’t have a better word to describe this mysterious creature whose true identity is still unknown.
Thanks to all of you who keep me sharp by asking such questions!
I was also surprised by that part but I thought that maybe they (maybe some extinct subspecies or related species) used to live there. Similarly to how there were lions all over the Middle East and even in Southern Europe. I also didn't found anything conclusively supporting it.
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Why has nobody covered the ancient Ermine heraldry and the kings of Mesopotamia wearing ermine as a sign of kingship,Stoat Hemione!!
Ermine is Armenia!!!
The ermine symbol is at Gobeki Tepi,it ould be Sparta,the Spartan king Menelaus daughter was Hermione named after a stoat or ermine!!! hecate rides a wolf on standing stones of Sweden Gotland,also they have the Armenian cross on the standing stones,Hwicce tribe from Willmington long man are connected!!
I once read that the Phoenicians fostered stories about sea monsters lying outside the straits of Gibraltar, so that other sailors wouldn’t go there.
@Mail Fraud cave men .. not sailors
besides .. ancient remains in Spain / France and other western-European nations today 20,000 years ago carried I2 Y-DNA
which pre-dates Indo-european invasion of Europe ages later
Lebanese people still make up stories to their advantage to this day! 😂
@Mail Fraud 1 out of 200 doesn't mean much
I2 Haplogroup is found all over Europe from Scotland all the way to Spain , and eastward all the way to Balkans , i'm talking about 20,000 years ago give or take
it is the 2nd oldest homosapien Y-DNA haplogroup that still exist in Europe after C-V20 which is found in Europe 40,000 years ago (Aurignacian culture)
They foster all kinds of fables and fantasy to control the masses and govern over them. Religion will never be real and government is a form of slavery
That was to hide the truth of their mining in Cornwall. The Phoenicians where part of the tribe of Asher. If you look at ancient maps .I hope this helps .
I love the way you voice the Neo-Assyrian rulers. Thats about how I imagine them sounding anyway, with how overt the top violent and edgy their empire was. Im currently listening a podcast about this and its much easier to put things in place with the visual commentary your video adds. Thank you!
Like Iron Age Zap Brannigan but actually competent.
🌵That Ashurbanipal sounds
an awfully lot like Trump!
The reason why Carthaginians seem cruel and barbaric to you is that most of what we know about them was written by their arch enemies the Romans and propaganda against rival nations isn't a new thing
@@armincal9834 hes talking about the neo assyrian kings who used extensive campaigns to legitimize their rule, it was typical of the region and kings were legitimized by their victories and ruling "the four corners of the world"
Any empire: “Will you submit and pay tribute?”
Tyre: “Well yes, but actually no”
Haha yeah, pretty much. Thanks for stopping by, appreciate it and glad you liked the video! Stay safe!
Every empire was part of the Holy Roman Empire and every governemnt today is also HRE but , they are currently resetting again for the NWO and we are being converted again
Your semi-dramatic recitals remind me of the old 1930's B movies of Sinbad, etc... Love it, good job.
Haha thanks... I'm getting some slack for that but glad you enjoyed it. Thanks also for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
it reminded me of Dan Carlin's Kings of Kings :)
This transported me back to 25 yrs ago. I got the Akkadians, while my best-friend got the Phoenicians to report to the class.
You're truly excellent, Cy. Students, teachers, or history enthusiasts will surely benefit greatly from your videos.
Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate them and really glad you got to take a trip down memory lane... this stuff also takes me back to when I was first learning about this part of the world. Thanks also for stopping by, I really appreciate it. Much more to come, stay safe!
@Nati Natan Can you rephrase that, in comprehensible English please? Spanish, Portuguese, French would also work.
@Nati Natan you ve gone off your meds again haven t you
Asher is tamed in the Lamb the lion of Judah is Christ as will the Simone tribe.
I've been watching your videos for a little over a month now, and I am so impressed by their quality. I've never seen so much detail put into these cultures and peoples. Keep up the amazing work, because I am loving it!
Wow, comments like this make my day...thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it. No worries, more to come, stay safe!
For sure. You as well.
Fantastic presentation! Am looking forward to watching your entire playlist!
I can’t get enough of your renditions of old rulers’ and historians’ writings they make me so happy
- What did you do on your holidays?
- I killed a narwhal and subdued Canaan.
- Huh.
Lol... thanks for stopping by, appreciate it...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy great videos dude! Have a good day :D
@@princekalender2154 Thanks, you too!
Wow. Were there narvals? Are there today?
Oh yeah. I had sex with my mother and then sacrificed babies the year after. Thanks Semiramis and Nimrod for bringing infidels Tammuz which brought us christ-mass and ester and more sun worship. happy holidays
I am really enjoying this content. I have to admit I am not well versed in many of the historic subjects you present in your videos. But therein, coupled with quality production, lies their intrinsic value.
Thanks my friend, I really appreciate the feedback. More to come for sure, stay tuned!
I subbed and will be looking forward to the second vid about the Phoenicians, showing their influence around the Mediteeranean. Thanks.
Thank you, I really appreciate it! For sure, more on the Phoenicians coming soon, stay tuned!
Loved this one Cy. Your use of contemporary texts is key to understanding, however single their point of view. I’ve often wondered about the connection of the Phoenicians and the even pre-bronze age settlements on the Atlantic coastline of Iberia, Brittany and Southern Ireland, which seem to have a singular Mediterranean use of agriculture and domesticated animals, do you have any conjectures?
Oh for sure, I'll be talking a bit about that in an upcoming program, probably a podcast. Thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
Worth mentioning that the highest point of Malin Head/Peninsula where the Tuatha are supposed to have landed in Ireland is called Mount Carthage, Surely not a coincidence.
Ok watched all the Canaan history videos now I'm back to the video that showed up in my suggested videos. So glad I found your channel! You are awesome
check Robert Sephers work. ? He gets into the esoteric knowledge
I always love listening to and reading these ancient writings. Such an interesting writing style.
Yeah, reading and analyzing the relevant primary sources is something I love doing... though I may not always get their true meaning, just reading their words gives me a who new perspective and glimpse into the minds of the author. Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!
You gotta love how ancient rulers spoke. Cy's interpretation of their speeches is just great!
Haha thanks, I don't get that often. Glad you liked them and more on the way, stay tuned and thanks for watching!
If you can read this, thank the Phoenicians
Haha yes I suppose that's true. Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
If you can't Read this:
sncnhp ht knht ,sht dr nc y f'
^^^Its because it written in Phoenician
😅 Sorry, I had to!! 🤣👍
HELLAS59 I literally searched if Arabic has vowels.
I didnt know phonecian didnt have vowels...
Gaming Champ Yeah Bro. The written Vowels were made by the Greeks. Thats why many Linguists say that Greek is the first TRUE Alphabet. Its important to note that a few of the Phoenician Letters were used completely differently by the Greeks, the Alpha/Aleph for example and a few others. The Greeks also added a few of their own Consonants as well.
Glad I could Help 👍
HELLAS59 thank you for the extra knowledge you provided and the clarification. I was confused because I at first thought the Phoenician alphabet had vowels.
❤️❤️❤️ my new super favorite channel!!! Thank you!
Thanks, I'm flattered! There's still more to come, stay tuned!
History with Cy ❤️❤️❤️
Also I enjoy how you read out quotes instead of paraphrasing, the voice you adopt when reading is hilarious too
I was JUST about to comment on that! His "Epic Cecil B DeMille Ten Commandments Voice"! Very old school Hollywood
@@johnmanno9701 Yes and no. The voice is annoying. Have to skip it often.
@@robertcorbett9455 Disagree!
@Somnus 0 Disagree! It's fabulous. Reminds me of Yul Brynner and Ann Baxter in a Cecil B. DeMille Biblical epic.
@@johnmanno9701 Yeah it reminds you of a style that hasn't been popular in 50 years. They don't do it that way anymore since its annoying to most people.
There is more to the Phoenician's than meets the eye. I think many would be surprised to know just how far and for how long their influence really extended. It's interesting that the modern alphabet is based on Phoenician characters. It's almost as if they never really went anywhere...
It's because they didn't. They just expanded and 'adapted'
Lebanese people today still have their autosomal dna
Cy thank you so much , wow tons of new info about the PHONICIANS 😊 we traced my mom history ( family tree ) back 600 years and dad around 500 years by the church records ! Yes ofcorse I subscribed
Fantastic video Cy! Well done!
Thanks my friend, hope all is well on your end! And really enjoyed the Teutoburg Forest video!
Keep going, there is ALWAYS more to learn
Been watching your videos after your contribution to History time(i believe? I follow so many history channels i might misremember) ive been watching your videos and i love them, keep on with the good work!
Thanks so much for stopping by and glad you're enjoying the videos. More to come for sure, stay tuned!
Thanks a lot for the great video! I have always been interested in topics concerning Phoenicians!:)
My pleasure and glad you found it useful! I'll be putting out some more supplementary material on the Phoenicians in the near future, stay tuned and thanks!
Another great video, thanks, Cy!
Thanks, appreciate the feedback... more to come, stay safe!
I'm overwhelmed with the terror inspiring glamour of your channel Cy
Haha thanks, never heard "terror inspiring glamour" but I like the sound of it! More to come for sure, stay tuned!
@@HistorywithCy mate I got the quote from your vid! To be fair you were not the author. Those assyrians had quite a flair for dramatic writing
Awesome, I always enjoy your videos! I love the history of that whole area, being some of the oldest places on earth!
Really glad you enjoyed it, there's definitely more to come. Stay safe my friend!
Great episode CY! Hope all is well with you!
Thanks my friend, all good over here, hope you're doing well also! I know that you love the Babylonian stuff and I have a couple of new vids on that coming up soon...stay tuned and safe!
Can wait! I'm looking forward to it! Btw, I've heard a few great shout outs on other channel about you, you're definitely doing it right Cy!
@@michaellewis7959 Thanks, but it's due to subscribers like you who were there from some of my first videos...the shout out should be to you guys!
I have enjoyed your informative videos. Thank you so much.
Glad you like them, thank YOU for stopping by. Stay safe!
I Didn’t know so much about the phoenicians, good episode cy!
It would be cool if you could do an short episode about the Roma people ( gypsy’s) in the future, the history books barley mentions my people & our history/culture. Stay save Cy-dude 💯✌🏼
Hey, thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it! I'd actually love to go further into that because I've read a little about the Roma and their eastern (possibly northern Indian) origins but not studied the subject in much depth. I'll put the topic on my list and see what sources I have. Thanks for the suggestion, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy - They were of Black African peoples from AFRICA which was spread over so called middle east. Nothing to do with north indians until after...
Ancient Ruins we don’t have african origins , we are of the indo-aryan people, however there are some of us living in south Afrika, we live on all the continests but the majority of my people live in Europe
Romanes are from Northwestindia.There are similarities both in their language and in Hindi.
@@fetijajasari6624 nimrod king of babylon was hebrew canaanites indo iranians ,look up on his body his intact in glass tomb pures indo iranians with braccelet on his shoulders hands browny on face middle eastics the hebrew was brownie mix white isaac esau was brownie and jacob white they mix togheder in race metiszo hispanics middle eastern assirian empires sargon king and cyrus was mighty king on earth let by god to rulle asia middle east
Amazing channel
Great exploration of Phoenicians through primary sources !
Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it... more to come, stay safe!
Most of this is exoteric and seriously lacking understanding
Can you do the full history of Carthage?
Hi, thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it. Sure, that'll be coming up soon. Thanks again and stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy I will!
Your videos are getting better but I have to spread these longer ones out in a two days gdnt
Thanks! Yeah I think I'll be doing more short videos because they also take longer to make. The more detailed content I'll just leave for podcasts. As always, thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it... stay safe!
These videos give such a complete and detailed history. With such a rich and fascinating history, the Phoenicians should be remembered for more than just their purple dye.
Alphabet too! Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate them... more to come, stay safe!
They are now called Hebrews and some know them today for slavery
A "sea horse" from which ivory is obtained...
Nice description for a hippopotamus which literally means a "water horse" and has tusks that are sometimes used as ivory.
Hippo potamus literally means "river horse ".
A hippo in the sea? Maybe the Assyrian king got confused and ended up in the Nile. The idea that the "sea horse" was a narwhal seems unlikely to me. Firstly, an animal with legs is unlikely to invoke the memory of horses. Secondly, narwhals are found in circumpolar waters, not the eastern Mediterranean. Finally, the quoted passage doesn't really imply the "sea-horse" was slain from a boat. The Assyrian king could have killed it on land. If the Romans could bring hippos from Egypt to Rome for gladiatorial combats in the Flavian Amphitheatre, then the Phoenicians could bring a hippo to the Canaanite Levant.
Neal Scroggs Hippos we’re native to most of this area including most of Anatolia - along with lions and other “African” animals.
Ivory from a Sea Horse? lol
So, not an elephant then? lol
The comments on this page are worse than the video itself
Your ignorance is quite unfortunate. The term ivory can refer to any dense tooth (calcium phosphate) material, such as narwhal horns and hippo teeth.
Always love your narration of the Assyrian kings
Haha thanks, it's actually kind fun, though I think some people think it's a bit corny. As I don't have a voice actor to do it, you're stuck with me for the moment. Thanks again, stay safe!
Soldier of Sidon by Gene Wolfe: follows a soldier of Fortune in this era. Told in first person by the soldier he describes the people, customs, dwellings as he travels.
Does it depict Phoenicia? Or Sidon specifically? Google tells me it's only set in Egypt?
Love your map works!!💚
Glad you like them...creating the maps is my favorite part of making the video. Thanks again and stay safe!
really love what your doing man keep it up
Thanks so much for the words of encouragement, I really appreciate them...stay safe!
Excellent video!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it... stay safe!
I made a historical address to my Masonic lodge on the subject of Tyre. My keynote epigraph was my take on their guiding principle - 'the Phoenicians believed in 'make money, not war'.'
I find that admirable.
Freemasonry is gross. Its a craft used to create religion and scam people
Money is paper with no value. All they wanted was slaves
A lot of people don’t realise Cy is a shortened version “cycles? History sure rhymes a lot”. But he goes by Cy. For “casually yesterday”. I love it.
I WAS GOING TO ASK YOU TO MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THE PHOENICIANS LAST VIDEO! THANK YOU SO MUCH! MY ANCESTORS BARELY HAVE AN VIDEOS ABOUT THEN ON TH-cam! SORRY FOR ALL CAPS BY THE WAY I AM JUST TOO HYPED!
Love your enthusiasm and many thanks, it's my pleasure. More to come for sure, stay tuned!
@@HistorywithCy Ok. I will. I can't wait to see your next video!
finally the Phoenicians logical step after the conclusion of the Canaan series
Haha my thoughts exactly! Thanks for stopping by, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy - No such thing as Aràyans as it is just a status which comes from anient INDIA. Please research and learn more as you are misleading our next generarion.
@@ancientruins2856 Hi. Honestly, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I think that you might have commented on the wrong video...there's nothing to do with India or Aràyans in this program. Thanks.
@@HistorywithCy
Hy.
I was wondering.
Will you make a video about phoenician/canaanite/carthaginian religion before your video on the history of Carthage, or after that video?
@@hermescarraro3393 he explains in this video how they all use the same deities
He has a video explaining the caananite gods already, I believe
Hear me, oh Great TH-cam Algorithm, please take this comment, my sacrifice to your mighty power and put History with Cy in more feeds if it so please you.
Haha thanks so much, I have the algorithm gods are listening! Thanks so much, I really appreciate the enthusiasm from viewers like you... motivates me to put out more of these. Thank YOU!
Your prayers and sacrifices to the almighty have not been in vain; the Algorithm has heard you.
HaHaHa awesomeness
That is great. You might wish to tell the story of Pelasgoi who were they where they lived. Perhaps this will complete your story on Phoenicians. By the way there is an ancient city Phoenician in the area of nowadays Albania. Just some additional info.
That's where the Kardashians dad was from.
I would like to see more information about the Phoenicians and the things they created.
Is Baal of Tyre a name or a title? Baal is often translated as "the Lord", so the phrase might be "the Lord of Tyre", i.e. a ruler but not a named or specific ruler.
Ba'al is a title. It comes to be viewed as being a name from its regular use as a title. Ba'al of Tyre could be used to refer to the king, or it could be used to refer to the god over that city/region. Context would dictate.
yes and El is often translated as God but they are both Theonyms.
could you talk about the Nordic bronze age or the early peoples of the steppe?
@D J Yeah but they left Artifacts.
For a long time I thought the Phoenicians were just one people. I learned some thing new and the did not refer to themselves that way.Interesting vid.
Glad to hear, always happy when you all learn something new or interesting. Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy I must digress and I can appreciate people looking for the truth but, there is much left to learn. (and you may not "believe" it)
Do you have chronology videos? Like it'd be cool if I knew exactly which civilizations came after the other and which were simultaneous. I know the Sumerians were the first but besides that, the whole line of them between Minoan Crete and the Indus Valley are confusing mostly because I wanna know what they were in relation to the others. I just need periods and snapshots of the world around them to remember and I want to judge them like everyone else. I just mean the general region, not all over the world like this fraction would be Crete to North India.
Cool video 🎯🙏🏻🇱🇧🥂🥂🥂🌲🏞️🏔️
I know who the phonicians became , THEY BECAME THE CHRISTIANS LEBANESE FOLKS LIVING IN LEBANON NOW ! I KNOW I AM 1 OF THEM.
almost all coastal lebanese cities are muslims🤦♂🤦♂
The Phoenicians are the Canaanites and the Canaanites are the present Lebanese people, who carry 95% of the same DNA.
@@جنديمجهول-ب5ت well they do, do some research
@@جنديمجهول-ب5ت so you clearly havent done some research huh? Sad, look bro those ethnic groups only make a small fragment, canaanite DNA is still present and in huge fragment, whether you like it or not
@@marionehme4151 as a Lebanese i tell u u are right and we all also call ourselves Phoenicias
NOW CALLED HEBREWS
Thank you Phoenicians for giving us the basis of our Latin alphabet that Im using to write this comment.
This video was great.
I appreciate your particular attention on Phoenician art, since it's not realy studied that much.
Wich is a shame.
Yes, they took influence from all the surrounding cultures, from Grece to Egypt, but they still had an admirable skill with the use of bronze and ivory.
They were also the masters of glass, making thousands of intricate glass beeds for their jewerly.
Oh.
About that Baal king.
His name did not necessarely took influence from their gods.
Baal was a generic term that meant MASTER.
Wich is a rather fitting, but redundant, name for a king.
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There is only one thing in the video that confuses me...
The narwal...
How did a narwal reach the mediterranean sea...?
And how did the historians made the conclusion that the sea horse was, of all animals, a narwal...?
Am I missing something here?
😕
Hey, great to hear from you! Yes, Baal (sometimes written Ba'al) also has been translated as "lord" as in a feudal lord.
About the narwhal, that's a really good question that others also had and so last night I was doing some research on why Pritchard and others call it a narwhal. I think I may have found the answer to that. In the The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago the word nahirus which Tiglath-Pileser I uses has been translated as narwhal. It might not actually be one but that's how it's been translated, and so some books I now see are identifying it as such. Though no explanation is given for why that word was used, it is an older translation and perhaps it was once thought that maybe an extinct species of such an animal once existed in that part of the Mediterranean.
I'm going to see if I can find a more recent translation of the word. Thanks again for stopping by, stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy
Thanks for the answer.
I appreciate it.
Glad to see that I am not the only one who was confused by the narwhal thing
I don't realy think it's necessary to do further research on this stuff tho...
But you do you.
😂😅
Thanks again for the answer.
When is the Q&A coming out?
@Star Star
The phoenicians borrowed elements of their artstyle from Ggrece, Egypt, and Mesopotamia.
This was because the phoenicians built various colonies near already existing greek colonies in places such as southern Italy.
This interest in greek art was very clear in Carthage.
Wich abandoned almost completely their old middle eastern artstyle, in favor of a very ellenic one.
This is clear from the various busts of Tanit, and the various sculptures offered to the temple of Baal Eshmun.
The phoenicians shared stuff with the greeks indeed, especialy their alphabet and the use of the stars for navigation.
But they took inspiration from the greeks in the art department.
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@@HistorywithCy we would want the orignial tranlsation, not necessarlity a new one. Our language has already been butchered . Ba'al is comparable to El , who is connected to the Planet Saturn
The language of Phoencian/Canaanite is now called Hebrew
How do you get narwhal out of seahorse, especially when they are not in the Mediterranean?
Hi, thanks for stopping by. So they don't mean the small marine animal that we today call a seahorse. The Phoenicians called the creature nahiru, but in Akkadian there is word to describe such an animal. Remember, the Assyrians before Tiglath-Pileser I were completely landlocked in what's today northern Iraq and had never in centuries never ventured to any sea, Mediterranean, Persian Gulf or other, so they had no idea what type of animal this was or how to describe it properly. At the same time, it is described as having a tusk or wiith ivory, which in Akkadian is a different word than tooth. Given it's description, the animal in question is believed to have been some sort of extinct marine mammal like a narwhal or perhaps some extinct species of narwhal itself. We know that a few marine mammals that were present in Roman times that are now extinct, so it's believed that this particular creature could have been one of them. Anyway, that's the only explanation I've read. Thanks again for stopping by, I really appreciate it...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy Whatever you are referring to cannot be a Narwhal or extinct relative. Monodon monoceros (Narwhal) belongs to the Family Monodontidae and the Subfamily Monodontinae. The Narwhal has an exclusive polar distribution both currently and historically. No extinct taxon of the family or subfamily has been found in the Mediterranean.
Let me amend one of my statements. In double checking for accuracy, I did find a fossil taxon of the Family Monodontidae which was recovered from the Mediterranean basin. However, it is of Early Pliocene age (roughly 5 million years before present), and it was assigned to the Subfamily Delphinapterinae (Beluga whales). Further, the fossilized skull was recovered, and had no trace of any 'toothy' protuberances.
@@charlesmartin1121 Yeah you could be right... I"m just giving you what the text and author's commentary states. I'd be interested in learning more as to what that marine animal was...thanks for the info, I (and I'm sure other viewers) really appreciate it!
@@HistorywithCy Casatia thermophila is the genus and species. It was described in the August 2019 edition of the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Interestingly, the paper contends that the Family Monodontidae, which presently only includes the Beluga Whale and Narwhal which inhabit Arctic or Boreal environments, may have originated in warmer habitats. There is another extinct Monodontid, Bohaskaia monodontoides, which inhabited the Pliocene waters of Virginia and North Carolina. It was named after a fellow I worked with at the Smithsonian. No protruding canine 'tusk' on that one either though.
Could you make a video on the Chaldeans ? and Iberians ? and Tartessians ? and Cimmerians ? and Scythians ? and Phrygians ? and Lydians ? and the builders of Stonehenge ?
Yes! Scythians, Phrygians and Lydians are on deck, Chaldeans I'm considering maybe a short podcast, more on the tribes in southern Babylonia. Let's see...
Thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate it. Stay safe!
So I did some digging into the narwhal story and it turns out a narwhals stray into the Mediterranean rarely, one was caught by a fisherman’s net in Egypt in the mid 20th century, one body of another that also was found is preserved in a museum in Alexandria.
It was found on a recent study, that modern Lebanese have similar DNA to the ancient Phoenicians. Those gents have been there forever and a day!
Similar is to way to light and almost an accurate to say they have the exact same just like to have the regular Canaanite DNA too many Palestinians have the same exact thing to it's like many Israelis are direct descendants of the Jews like "israel/edom/moab/ammon and judah" provinces.
I doubt the study and would be interested in reading it. Firstly, we don’t have any corpses that are “phonecian” to compare the DNA to... as well, DNA from someone in Lebanon, Iraq, Palestine will be very very very similar ...it’s
Not possible to distinguish a between someone from Syria and Lebanon based on DNA.
Y-DNA matters ... to be paternally descent of said civilization
do you carry J1-P58 Y-DNA or J2b-M205 then you are likely from their line alongside other "Semites" at that time
because these Y-DNA haplogroups are found in Canaan / Phoenicia from the bronze age to the Iron age (before Persians and later Alexander invaded the region)
@@AstroCanbe11833 actually, they do have the dna , and yes lebanese today ARE the Phoenicians !
@@charliesea8594
You can’t distinguish Lebanese and Syrians and Palestinians. These are Cannanite people for the most part. It’s like using DNA to distinguish someone from NYC vs NJ. Just doesn’t work that way. But sure, you can use it to distinguish let’s say Egyptians from Cannanites
And I went on TH-cam, and I watched the videos of Phoenicians, Canaan, Olmecs, Assyria, Hittites, Babylon, Elam, Israel and they all were pleasant.
Thank you, appreciate the kind words! More on the way, stay tuned and safe!
Pleasant? what , the video or the people? lol The people were not pleasant , thats for sure
thank you for thie vid i love my ancestors qnd history 🇱🇧❤
My pleasure, thank you for stopping by...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy thank you for making this it is duly appreciated, as very few channels touch on this particular civilization. godspeed brother!
@@HistorywithCy can🌼 you 🌼tell🌼 me if Phoenicians were black or Asian looking or what color they was thank you
An Assyrian boasting? Surely you jest.
Thank you. Very nice
Thank you, appreciate it! Stay safe!
Congratulations for 33k subscribers bro
Thank you! Next milestone, 50K!
Hope all is well...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy
Keep it bro
You will get it soon
The Phoenicians survived the sea people’s invasions because the Phoenicians were related in commerce with the former and greatest sea power of the Minoans and in fact may have been Minoan ports before the collapse of the Minoan commercial empire before the natural cataclysmic events
I wonder what the connection between Pre-Phoenicians before the Bronze Age Collapse and Ugarit, a bit north of the Phoenician area was. After all, Ugarit had a form of a north-semitic alphabet rendered in Cuneiform, while the Phoenicians had their own north-semitic alphabet.
Yes, you're correct... I'm actually researching for a short podcast on Ugarit... stay tuned for that. As always, thanks so much for stopping by, I really appreciate your continued interest in all of the content on the channel. Take care!
Alpha is the first letter in Greek and Bet is the second in Hebrew.
Phoenician and Canaan people were exactly the same. Phoenician was just the name that the Greeks gave to the Canonites, The Greek came after them and gave them a new name that became famouse in Europe.
Very interesting
Thank you, glad you liked it!
whats with the yolk?
just a note on pronunciation of Byblos , it's not bi blos rather it is pronounced bee blos , i hope this helps .
Hi, thanks for stopping by. Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it as it will help me to make these better. More to come, stay safe!
Where the word Bible comes from
Good video
Thanks, appreciate it!
Great video
What is the music at 5:01
Hi! It's called "Arabic Guesthouse" and can be found on the website Epidemic Sound. Any other questions, let me know. Thanks!
@@HistorywithCy no that's all. Thanks!
Enjoyed and learned, thank you. Nitpick- Phoenicians', not Phoenicianses. Possessive is pronounced the same as plural in this instance.
Hi, thanks for stopping by and the pronunciation tip, appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!
In Latin, -ian is a man, like a politic-ian is a politic man, a man for the affairs of the city
So, the sea people came from Cyprus ?
I live in Phoenician city called Ampi in north coast of Lebanon.
We call them Hebrew now
Thank you very much for making this video!
Thank you so much for stopping by and watching it, I really appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!
When the you got to the bronze age collapse, all I can think is "NOW THE PHOENICIANS CAN GET DOWN TO BUSINESS"
Ancient history documentaries like this make me question how we view 'progress.' Did we really advance, or did we lose touch with certain values?
Why do the recitals remind me of Mandark from Dexters lab? Love it though
Dexter = egyptians, Mandark = Phoenicians.
Canaan and Phoneicians mostly carried J1-P58 Y-DNA as majority then J2b-M205 Y-DNA
J1-P58 also found among Ammorites in Alalakh and Ebla
both are dominant Y-DNAs among Arabs today and middle east
You are so full of crap.
Time for some Phoenicia knowledge. 👍👍👍
Awesome, glad that you stopped by... thanks and stay safe!
still waiting
Thank you.really great presentation and accurate.after the dominance of Roman empire the Phoenician mingled with the remenents of the assirians and later both with Arabs and that is the current demographic of Lebanon and parts of Syria.
The Holy Roman Empire never fell. Its every government today
Great episode, i just enjoy yoru narration of Assyrian kings, i can imagine that was like that in that time haha :D
Haha thanks, though I got a few complaints about it. Just want sure sure those listening know when it's my text vs a quote. Thanks again for stopping by, really appreciate it and glad to see that you're enjoying a number of these videos, motivates me to put out more of these when I can...
Hykso decedents??
The whole Phoenicians trade thing was NOT about wood and etc...mainly. They did sell off lots of cedars, but ended up trading mostly amazing commodities. It was was about "color" "oils" "wines" Healer plants", "cloth" "Yummy dried food" and countless other commodities that were amazing back then. Lebanon Canaan Cities were traders and they linked the world for tens of centuries.
Yes, true... just that they were known far and wide for trading in cedar since it was such a prized commodity in those days. Thanks for stopping by, appreciate it...stay safe!
Why do people quote Jocephus on events which occurred centuries before he was born?
Because he's often the only ancient historian who has in some way documented certain events, even if they were centuries after his time. Thanks for watching!
Timely!!..getting ready to watch the original Clash of The Titans..which takes place in Phoenician city of Joppa
Oh the one from the 80s? I've always wanted to see it... I saw the remake of it several years ago... was OK.
Thanks for stopping by, really appreciate it...stay safe!
@@HistorywithCy yes.. The1981 version.. Its on Netflix
@@budscroggins2632 Oh nice... maybe I'll check out this weekend...thanks!
Good vid
Thanks, I appreciate it!
*Phonecians*
A. Female names
1. Akbarit
2. Aldeshi
3. Arishat
4. Ashtnamit
5. Bannit
6. Batnam
7. Batnamit
8. Berrekt
9. Besho
10. Eldeshi
11. Gaddnam
12. Giddnamit
13. Girgishi
14. Girgishit
15. Hagnit
16. Hegnit
17. Heled
18. Heshequemit
19. Huld
20. Huldel
21. Kabidit
22. Kineshit
23. Namgidda
24. Namitgadda
25. Phamea
26. Shamohit
27. Tamemit
28. Tennit
29. Tirisht
30. Toara
31. Yatunit
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
18 58% 12 38% 22 70% 3 9% 3 9%
B % C % D % F % G %
7 22% 0 0% 10 32% 0 0% 8 25%
H % J % K % L % M %
17 54% 0 0% 4 12% 5 16% 11 35%
N % P % Q % R % S %
13 41% 1 3% 1 3% 7 22% 11 35%
T % V % W % X % Y %
21 67% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 3%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of Use
70% I:
67% T, I:
58% A, T, I:
54% H, A, T, I:
41% N, H, A, T, I:
38% E, N, H, A, T, I: Tennit, Tamemit,
35% S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Ashtnamit,
32% D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I:
25% G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Namitgadda, Namgidda, Hegnit, Hagnit, Giddnamit, Gaddnam,
22% R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Tirisht, Girgishit, Batnamit, Batnam, Bannit, Arishat,
16% L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Heled, Eldeshi, Aldeshi,
12% K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Kineshit, Kabidit, Berrekt, Akbarit,
9% U, O, K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Toara, Shamhit, Huldel, Huld, Heshequemit, Besho,
3% Y, Q, P, U, O, K, L, R, B, G, D, S, M, E, N, H, A, T, I: Yatunit, Phamea,
0% Z, X, W, V, J, F, C
B. Male names
1. Abbir
2. Akbar
3. Anzor
4. Azor
5. Barqan
6. Binur
7. Bodi
8. Dabar
9. Deshi
10. Gamar
11. Gan
12. Gashur
13. Girhekal
14. Gisco
15. Hanesh
16. Har
17. Hesheqem
18. Hirrom
19. Kinesh
20. Luli
21. Namar
22. Sasa
23. Sedeq
24. Shapan
25. Shemago
26. Tagi
27. Taom
28. Tirsh
29. Yala
30. Zabul
31. Zamir
32. Zikar
33. Zizy
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
22 66% 7 21% 14 42% 7 21% 4 12%
B % C % D % F % G %
6 18% 1 3% 4 12% 0 0% 7 21%
H % J % K % L % M %
11 33% 0 0 4 12% 4 12% 7 21%
N % P % Q % R % S %
8 24% 1 3% 3 9% 16 48% 11 33%
T % V % W % X % Y %
3 9% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 3%
Z %
5 15%
Popularity of use
66% A:
48% R, A:
42% I, R, A:
33% S, H, I, R, A: Sasa, Har,
24% N, S, H, I, R, A:
21% G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Shemago, Namar, Hirrom, Hanesh, Gan, Gamar,
18% B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Abbir,
15% Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zamir, Azor, Anzor,
12% K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zikar, Zabul, Luli, Kinesh, Girhekal, Gashur, Bodi, Binur, Akbar,
9% T, Q, K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Tirsh, Taom, Tagi, Sedeq, Hesheqem, Deshi, Dabar, Barqan,
3% Y, C, P, T, Q, K, L, D, U, Z, B, G, M, O, E, N, S, H, I, R, A: Zizy, Yala, Shapan, Gisco,
0% F, J, V, W, X
Conclusion: Both males an females exhibit a name creation band-gap. While the language continues to develop.
For men, there is a Collapse at 24% and lesser event at 18%. For women there is collapse at 32%, and a drop at 16%.
The early phonecians are similar to Ancient Egyptians in language development. Then the first cultural collapse occurs for both phonecian men and women. This is early egyptian history. It means they are a subdialect group of ancient egyptians.
After the proto-phonecian collapse we get the rise of the 'phonecian culture'.
*Proof the proto-phonecian female culture was an egyptian subdialect*
Egyptian females
Popularity of Use
77% E:
66% T, E:
56% N, T, E:
54% A, N, T, E: Nena, Aat,
37% H, A, N, T, E: Tentheta, Hent, Hen-he-net,
33% R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-her, Hent-er-neheh,
31% U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Hun, Aaht-ahu, A-tu,
29% S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ta-sheri, Henut-sen, Asenath,
28% I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ti'a, Teti-sherit, Tentsai, Tat-ti-tes,
Satati, Ri-n-an, Iset,
26% M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Ueret-im-tes, Tem, Meris,
Meri-tat-es, Mereret, Hent-ta-mehu, Hemu, Ama,
23% B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Usekh-mehi, Ta-kha'et,
Seneb-sen, Seneb-ib, Senbet, Nub-khe-sed, Nub-khas,
Nub-em-khu, Nub-em-heb, Nekebet, Nebet-em-nub, Nebet,
Nebant, Meri-s-ankh, Mer-es-ankh, Mehet-en-usekh,
Khentkau-es, Kero-mame, Kama, Kam, Ka-uit, Ka-ramat,
Ka-pes, Hent-mi-heb, Bet, Ber-ner-ib, Beket, Abar,
12% F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tua-nefert, Nefru, Nefret-iti,
Neferu, Neferet-iri, Neferet-ari, Nefert, Nefer-thi, Neb-atef,
Ha-nefer, Bu-nefer,
10% P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nemathap, Neb-pu, Iuput,
Iput, Hat-shepu, Hat-shepset, Hap-shep-sut, Apu,
Ankh-nes-pepi,
9% Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Uiay, Tuya, Tiye, Ta-biry,
Meryet, Kiya, Kha-mer-em-ebty,
8% O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tent-opet, Ta-uosret,
Ro-ant, Nofret, Nefer-hotep, Karos,
4% W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Nebt-tawy,
Neb-et-tawy, Mut-emwa, Mehtem-wes-khet, Henut-tawy,
3% D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Tak-her-edeneset,
2% J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E: Udjeb-ten,
Nodjmet, Nodjme,
1% C, Q, J, D, W, O, Y, P, F, B, K, M, I, S, U, R, H, A, N, T, E:
Niyt-aqert, Netches-ankh, Anqet-tat-t, 'Anch'ere,
The word "Phoenix" (Φοινιξ) is a Greek word which root is the word Φοινος - Phoenos = Dark red as a result of the fire that Phoenix bird uses to renew its self . For the rest about the origins of the Phoenecians etc i will not comment because is clearly subjective too the date one chooses to interprete the facts of history . One true fact is that the history of the general Eastern Med area is not so young as the bronze age !! :)
I loved this video as it is very well documented yet allow me to add some details based on archaeology and historiography: The hypothesis that the sea people intermingled with the locals has been revoked by genetic analysis. there is no trace of any of the sea people markers in the remains of the Phoenician cities , and the colonies where the sea people established themselves did not survive for long (Akko for example was in the hands of the Tjeker by the time of Wenamon and 200 years later it becomes a Tyrian outpost) . And there is a clear evidence that there was a certain hegemony if not an attempt at a united kingdom by the the duo Tyre-Sidon : we see it clearly in the policies of Ithobaal both in colonization of the coastline and in the political marriages, and you see it clearly in the text of the "annals of Sennacherib", as in the fact that almost all colonies in the Mediterranean were the work of Tyre-Sidon. you may see references in this subject in the works of Maria Eugenia Aubet "The Phoenicians and the west" as well as in the works of Maroun Khreish .
Hi, thanks so much for the extra information, some of it I am familiar with (the text in the annals of Sennacherib for example) but others not as much so I really appreciate you pointing all this out. I've heard of Maroun Khreish...I think in the book "In Search of the Phoenicians" which I need to read again. Thanks for stopping by, I really appreciate it... more to come!
@@HistorywithCy Would love to help you in any information you need on the subject . it would be my pleasure .
I found this video lacking in a lot of areas
I noticed you said BCE instead of BC, I should trust you on the subject of history?
No, you shouldn't. What you should do is to take the time to read and study as many sources on this and related topics as you can, think about what you've learned, and then see whether or not you agree with what's been presented in this video. That's my advice.
However, what you can trust in is that I do my best to be as unbiased and factual as possible. If you're interested in examining the sources that I used, you'll find a link in the video description leading you to them. Thanks.
like they were totally different years
@@HistorywithCy Jesus Christ is one of the greatest markers in time, and you misrepresent that point in time by not acknowledging what it is.
@sedevacantist1 BCE/CE usually refers to the Common Era (the years are the same as AD/BC). ... The simplest reason for using BCE/CE as opposed to AD/BC is to avoid reference to Christianity. Thus, it is a better dating system because it is non-sectarian. I used to be annoyed as well when text books started switching to it, however, understanding that not everyone around the world believes in Christianity, it is more appropriate.
@@mikecranapple8878 BC/Ad always refers to before Christ and after death... the simplest reason for adding E to BC is to corrupt its original meaning and obscure its history and In essence to change history. You no doubt have heard of cancel-culture which too is popular today and BC+E is a corruption of history. When a personage in history so influenced the world as to mark a new beginning in timekeeping any attempt to diminish that new beginning shows a personal prejudice.
I heard they even trade with Britons, is that true ??????
Yes, it's true. They traded directly with Cornwall and there is a lot of evidence. Even the name Britain comes from Phoenician “Baratanac” meaning “Land of Tin”.
@@lukaj792 wow, that's truly amazing they literally reached to the end of the world
@@maxnetirtimon4121 There's some evidence they reached N America a d rounded Africa as well. They aren't proven to have done so but still crazy if they did.
@@michaelhowze8198 It is well known they circumnavigated around Africa and it is widely believed that they have reached America and there are even some rock inscriptions and other findings that give some evidence. I guess they did reach the continent. Did you hear about the Phoenician replica ship expedition that sailed and successfully reached Florida some months ago?
Originally, these people came to our sea from the Red Sea [Persian Gulf/Indian Ocean], as it is known. No sooner had they settled in the land they still inhabit than they turned to overseas travel.
Herodotus 1:1
The commonality between Canaanites and Phoenicians were probably because they were descendants of two brothers, Canaan and Phut, sons of Ham and they lived along the same Mediterranean coastline. At the time, there was no confusion as to who was who. Later, the Phoenicians may have been called Canaanites because of the land of Canaan or because of a mixing. At any rate, they should have distinct Y chromosomes branching from the same root which would be an E1 or E2 * Y chromosome. Egyptians are E3 and Cushites are E3. Nimrod, the son of Cush is the C * Y chromosome. The other D * Y chromosome is another descendant of Cush. The A and B * Y chromosomes are likely descendants of Cush as well or another son of Ham. E is where they all branch off from. The F * Y chromosome belongs to another family tree which is Ham's brother Shem. The K * Y chromosome begins the Japhethite family tree.
Noah was not a real person and none of his kin actually existed.
Christianity is defintely not real , not reality and not our true history
Canaan was the land promised to the Israelites and they were called Phoenicans by the Greeks. they are now called Hebrew. A jew is not a person but a slave. They follow religion into slavery and gain by sordid means. Land of Canaan was in the Levant and is where the name Canada comes from, in America and the Holy Roman Empire
and I could not care less what you believe or what your DNA nonsense says. Noah was definitely not a real person
@@je-freenorman7787 All the human paternal haplogroup lineages correspond to the sixteen grandsons of Noah.
I love history
Me too! You're in the right place then! Thanks so much for stopping by, really appreciate it! More to come, stay safe!
From where them coming in the beginning..🤔
As far as I know, the Phoencians were essentially the post-Bronze Age descendants of the Canaanite peoples who lived in that region for millennia. Now where the Canaanite peoples all came from...that's a lengthy discussion for another time which I honestly don't know for sure, just read about bunch of hypotheses and theories. Thanks for stopping by, stay safe!
I researched this and there are three theories. They originated in Lebanon, Ireland, or in northern India and the most accepted ones are the ones of northern India and Lebanon. The migration from India is supposed to have happened from around 10000 BC according to all the people who agree with the argument and at this time human racial groups hadn't formed yet fully. These people would soon evolve into the Canaanites whom the Greeks would call Phoenician, and probably (not fully proven yet) the Isrealites and Samaritans.
Baal was the main god worshipped at that time in addition to Ashtar. Baal in Arabic also means god, father, provider, ruler... HaniBaal the ruler od Carthage crossed the Alps and attacked Rome. HaniBaal can mean that who likes Baal or worships him or his son...this kind of connotation.
There were MANY "main" gods. The world was POLYTHEISTIC in the Aryan Age
Ba'al-ze-bub is also El , Moloch, Yahwey, Allah, Jehovah, Chronos, Santa, Shaytan and more and they all connect back to Saturn. In God we trust, refers to Satan, the god of many names. The Deceiver. The God of Wealth, Time and the Harvest
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