I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
@@thucydides7849 I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
Also it was very hard to get you had to crush up 1000 of those snails to get 1 gram of the the color purple that's why it was so expensive and that's why NO countries have purple in their flags.
Phoenix was son of King Agenor of Tyre.Phoenix (Ancient Greek: Φοῖνιξ , gen.: Φοίνικος means "sun-red" crimson ) is the eponym of Phoenicia . Together with his brother Cadmos were tasked to find their abducted sister , Europa. Cadmos brought the idea of the letter, (one symbol for one sound), in Greece and thus the alphabet was created.
Could be wrong but I saw a documentary a few years ago that said that baby sacrifice was Roman propaganda and archaeology shows it was a collection of babies who naturally died in a special grave yard that gave rise to this story. I have only seen it in one sources so keen to get more researched thoughts on it. Loving the videos.
Ofocurse they would want you to think baby sacrifice is Roman propaganda HIS story if the people were to find out Phoenicians are still around today, especially controlling society’s banks and governments while still idol worshipping and still sacrificing humans to these idols.
Jeremy it could also be archaeologists over time. As you say.. these special graveyards where children have been found were ex voto sites... so next to jars of small children's bones were plaques that asked for another child etc.... most of these skeletons under analysis showed the children died naturally (50% chance a child would survive under age 2). But let's face it - more exciting to say they were primitive (and makes us feel better apparently)
The Phoenicians spoke the Canaanite language dialect which was very close to another Canaanite dialect - Hebrew. Both were mutually INTELLIGIBLE and the modern Israeli schoolchildren are able to understand the ancient Phoenician texts. Isn't it amazing?
@@mahdimehdi445 Not true I'm a Maronite in chur h we use western Syriac (almost exactly the same as Phoenician) and it's way closer to Hebrew then Arabic , like if your not Lebanese you wouldn't understand a bit and even if you are youd mostly understand a couple word
@@that_lebanese4747 the pheonesian canneite language was similar to Hebrew but due to assyrian conquest of the pheonesian territory they changed their language to be syriac
@@that_lebanese4747im assuming by ‘arab’ he meant the Lebanese, we are only linguistically arab, with our dialect still having much traces of our original language, hence the understanding.
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
The theory that the Phoenicians had reached the Americas was NOT cast aside! It is still believed by some historians, and has not been discredited. It only lacks additional archaeological evidence, but there are lots of reasons to believe it happened. There are, for example, Greek accounts describing their voyage west of the Atlantic to previously unchartered "fertile soil."
Caligula, Nostradamus, Ramses, Othniel, Pontius Pilatus, Tutankhamun, Nero, Napoleon, Rasputin, Vlad Tepes, the island Avalon, the island Atlantis, the witch hunts, Mesopotamia, the knights around the round table in celtic mythology, Homer (the Iliad and the Odyssey and the trojan war), Djinghis Khan, Columbus, Ottoman empire, Michaelangelo, Gallia, Loch Ness Sea Monster, Attila the hun, Alhazen, Byzantine empire, wallachian empire, voodoo, mummies, the spanish conquistadores, Aladdin, One Thousand and One Nights, scandinavian folklore... Other topics I would like videos about :)
@@counterspellgoon6854 Thanks for the support. Do you know how to get in contact with the guy who creates this videos so I can mention my suggestions? Seems like he doesn't read the comments.
@@supremefantastic I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
@@alexhage8092 tripoli isn't a major phoenician city like byblos tyre or sidon(saida) i think batroun is more important than Tripoli in the times of the phoenicians
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
@@Assassin-qt5qr 1. Controlled trade routes and lived in the fertile crescent a rich green and lush land 2. The sumerians invented the first language around this time period 3. Alphabet is easier because you only use around 30 letters to create any word you can think of so you only need to memorize these specific letters only, however Egyptian hieroglyphs or sumerian requires to memories words as symbols thus harder to use.
sounds like another strange crossover episode of history you know things like vikings×eastern Romans, muslims×native Americans, Madagascar×japan, Roman empire×china... But Phoenicians×celts that's on a whole new level
There were Gaulic migrants in Anatolia during the Byzantine Empire’s golden age. There were also viking mercenaries in Greece (they even carved one if the Piraeus port’s lions statues with runes). In Central Asia there was a kingdom of Grecoindians called Bactria and apparently they made contact with the Chinese (they fought over horses). There was even a sect of Greek Buddhism or Hinduism (can’t remember which) in Southeast Asia. Templars of the Knight order under the Pope’s instructions were believed to have visited North America to hide the Holy Grail in an island near Canada. The vikings actually clashed with the native Americans in Vinland. The Japanese once travelled in Rome and were converted to Christianity. There was an ancient Greek vase in the middle of a dessert in South America (Argentina? I think). The African tribes of west Africa were believed to have made contact with European and Arab merchants far before the Portuguese or the Polos even mapped Africa. Also not to forget the African pirate invasions in India. I wonder if Caribbean pirates ever reached below Brazil. I keep forgetting about something really interesting regarding the Asians and native Americans.
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
Many remember there were only two races in this world today : Aryans & Dravidians as history portrays to knowledge. A little instinct if applied would clarify how many of the rich cultural heritage of the entire world & artisans sculptures that stand out today is all about a one particular ancient group of people today. Be you located wherever in this world, the language you speak annotates it all for any to understand clearly.
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
@@sunilnagoji I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
Great video again. But there is one more ancient civilization that was as great as the rest. The ancient Tracians. As a matter of fact Spartacus was a tracian. They were famous with their goldsmiths. The tracians were lived in nowday Bulgaria. I am their proud descendant . Check for Panagyurishte Treasure, it is amazing, I have seen it with my own eyes. Waiting for the special video. 🥰🥰🥰
@@benjackson91 here I have to desagre with you about the Thracians being Greeks. They lived in different territory and had their own life style and culture. There are many survived items and places in the teritory of Bulgaria. But there is much research to be done and digging back in the time.
While the Phoenicians are often credited with the development of the alphabet, the evidence suggests that the alphabet itself evolved from Egyptian hieratics which itself was an evolution of the more complicated hieroglyphics. There are early signs of alphabetic writing which seem to be evolve from southern Canaan and make their way north to Phoenicia, where it was refined into the Phoenician alphabet.
Who really created what in early civilization? Considering that it always comes out later that certain discoveries were either adapted or evolved from an earlier culture. Isn’t cuneiform the oldest writing on record?
ElconTonyMontana Both Cuneiform and Egyptian Hieroglyphics are equally as old with no exact dates of their origin but estimates range from 5500-5200 years ago.
@Scott Kirk vocabulary has to do with language, which far far predates the advent of writing. Some say complex human language may have started as long as 70,000 years ago, way before any writing existed.
Phoenician was basically canaanite but it was more modern at the time i think. so basically the alphabet influence from the phoenicians was canaanite - also the phoenicians WERE canaanites lol.
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
The Phoenicians were infact Tamil people. They emigrated from India during or after the collapse of Indus Valley Civilization. The name Phoenicians was derived from the Tamil word PAN AND PANI Which means to PRODUCE. They were experts in trading and and great Navigators. They called themselves as PANIARS, or PANNIARS. The Greeks called them Phoenicians. RIG VEDA mentions a class of People called PANIS. WHO WERE INDIGENOUS TAMILS. They were also liked by Rigvedic Brahmins because they ( Panis) paid the Brahmins lot of tributes for their servises. In Tamil language Money/ Currency is called PANAM even to this day. Panam ie paying something in tarde is derivmed from PAN or PANI that is to Produce.
1.Which area did the Phoenicians inhabit? 2.What was their economy based on? 3.What sort of goods did they trade? 4.What was their most valuable product? 5.Which areas did they reach? 6.Which cities did they found? 7.What was their main form of transportation? 8.What was their religion like? 9.Which was their most important city? 10. Who dominated Phoenicia? Who knons these questions
please, please make a video about Hindu mythology like about Lord Varuna, Lord Agni, battles of Lord Indra with demons, adventures of goddess Durga, all forms of goddess Durga
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
Apartheid Africa skin color changes with Sandra Laing. White family. Colored child. So gentics, as people moved away from the sun, genetics made us pale. Back in the sun over time, you'll get darker.
I have 9. Questions. 1 Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important? 2 Who invented writing 5,000 years ago? 3 Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems? 4 Why did the Phoenicians need boats? 5 Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage? 6 How did the Phoenicians use military ships? 7 Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries. 8 Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive? 9. Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world? Plz reply me eeee
this is why ancient Romans would wear purple. priests still wear purple today. Roman nobility, purple, state/religion, phonetic alphabet, maritime trade, the phoenecians of yesterday have evolved into the royals of today, the UK/Vatican, the queen of England wears purple and so does all her priests. The UK judicial system is maritime law, the phonecians wrote the alphabet and ruled the Mediterranean sea for 1500 years, the history books say that Hannibal was defeated by the Romans who the destroyed Carthage and conquered the phoenecians. How does the new kid on the block rome defeat a civilisation that ruled the known world for 1500 years?
The Phoenicians were not a single political entity. Much like the Greeks, they were divided among many city states and petty kingdoms despite their shared culture and religion. Various Phoenician city states would set up trade posts for their ships along the coast of North Africa, Sicily, and eventually Spain. Many of these trade posts developed into cities in their own right (like Carthage, Utica, Lepis, Gadir, Iol, and so on). Carthage was located in a fantastic natural harbor with nearby fertile land and was centrally located meaning they could trade in Spain for iron, copper, lead, gold, and silver trade with the Phoenician homelands, Greece, Italy (with the Romans, Etruscans, Umbrians, and so on), Egypt, and other places. Carthage was primarily trade focused. Every time they expanded, it was to try to reach new markets. Rome expanded to assimilate and make the conquered Romans or at least subject to Rome. Carthage also depended on hiring mercenaries from the civilians they traded with while Rome built standing armies of trained soldiers. And they fought three wars with the first two being closely contested (with Hannibal almost ending Rome a few times in the Second Punic War) and the Third Punic War was more of genocide than a war.
Some emphasis on the Phoenician' alphabet (around 6:25) - while it is indeed a mother of many European languages (but not ALL), it was not invented by the Phoenicians themselves, but evolved from the proto-Canaanite script, known as the North Semitic alphabet (same as Hebrew, language of the original old testament, evolving from proto-Canaanite script). One more note about the Phoenicians' demise; albeit a great maritime nation, but not a military power, they were defeated and controlled by many empires, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the Persians and Finally the Macedonian-Greeks (Alexander at al). With Cartago it was a different story, as Cartago had the great Military leaders (Hannibal the great of course the most known).
Most animal sacrifices involved eating the meat afterward. It was usually cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, and so on that were sacrificed. Religious festivals were often the only time many people actually ate meat since it was otherwise so expensive. In ancient cultures, the animal would be slaughtered in a ritualistic manner (such as facing an alter or being dabbed with oil) and the slaughter would be dedicated to a god. Certain organs or body parts might be burnt as an offering to a god. Keep in mind that both Kosher and Halal slaughter both have their origins in ancient animal sacrifice. As far as the human sacrifices, yes, the Canaanites (the religion practiced by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, and others) did occasionally practice human sacrifice; specifically the burning of babies. However, it was reserved only for emergencies and it was done by the most powerful in society. The idea was that it was to show how much you needed the help of a deity that you were willing to sacrifice your own child. It wasn't a regular practice.
I am always fascinated to learn about civilizations
Same, that’s why I’m subbed!
Same hereeee! It’s so fascinating
You would enjoy the Michael Wood documentaries
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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@@thucydides7849 I have 9. Questions.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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Also it was very hard to get you had to crush up 1000 of those snails to get 1 gram of the the color purple that's why it was so expensive and that's why NO countries have purple in their flags.
Phoenix was son of King Agenor of Tyre.Phoenix (Ancient Greek: Φοῖνιξ , gen.: Φοίνικος means "sun-red" crimson ) is the eponym of Phoenicia .
Together with his brother Cadmos were tasked to find their abducted sister , Europa.
Cadmos brought the idea of the letter, (one symbol for one sound), in Greece and thus the alphabet was created.
Could be wrong but I saw a documentary a few years ago that said that baby sacrifice was Roman propaganda and archaeology shows it was a collection of babies who naturally died in a special grave yard that gave rise to this story. I have only seen it in one sources so keen to get more researched thoughts on it.
Loving the videos.
Ofocurse they would want you to think baby sacrifice is Roman propaganda HIS story if the people were to find out Phoenicians are still around today, especially controlling society’s banks and governments while still idol worshipping and still sacrificing humans to these idols.
Well said
Jeremy it could also be archaeologists over time. As you say.. these special graveyards where children have been found were ex voto sites... so next to jars of small children's bones were plaques that asked for another child etc.... most of these skeletons under analysis showed the children died naturally (50% chance a child would survive under age 2). But let's face it - more exciting to say they were primitive (and makes us feel better apparently)
They sacrificed their children and literally worshiped moloch 💀
You're not wrong. That propaganda was never proved.
The Phoenicians spoke the Canaanite language dialect which was very close to another Canaanite dialect - Hebrew. Both were mutually INTELLIGIBLE and the modern Israeli schoolchildren are able to understand the ancient Phoenician texts. Isn't it amazing?
Arabs understanding every phoenician word : pathetic
@@mahdimehdi445 Not true I'm a Maronite in chur h we use western Syriac (almost exactly the same as Phoenician) and it's way closer to Hebrew then Arabic , like if your not Lebanese you wouldn't understand a bit and even if you are youd mostly understand a couple word
@@that_lebanese4747 the pheonesian canneite language was similar to Hebrew but due to assyrian conquest of the pheonesian territory they changed their language to be syriac
Jews were definitely not Phoenicians. Different peoples.
@@that_lebanese4747im assuming by ‘arab’ he meant the Lebanese, we are only linguistically arab, with our dialect still having much traces of our original language, hence the understanding.
Last time I was so early Gilgamesh was wrestling Enkidu
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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Phoenicians are Our Ancestors. Glad to see this video about them.
Thank You :)
The theory that the Phoenicians had reached the Americas was NOT cast aside! It is still believed by some historians, and has not been discredited. It only lacks additional archaeological evidence, but there are lots of reasons to believe it happened. There are, for example, Greek accounts describing their voyage west of the Atlantic to previously unchartered "fertile soil."
Christopher Colombus was a Phoenician not Italian and they did reach the Americas in search of lost relics of Atlantis and the philosopher stone
I do agree especially since there was evidence of certain plants only native to the America's in mummies in Egypt t
Caligula, Nostradamus, Ramses, Othniel, Pontius Pilatus, Tutankhamun, Nero, Napoleon, Rasputin, Vlad Tepes, the island Avalon, the island Atlantis, the witch hunts, Mesopotamia, the knights around the round table in celtic mythology, Homer (the Iliad and the Odyssey and the trojan war), Djinghis Khan, Columbus, Ottoman empire, Michaelangelo, Gallia, Loch Ness Sea Monster, Attila the hun, Alhazen, Byzantine empire, wallachian empire, voodoo, mummies, the spanish conquistadores, Aladdin, One Thousand and One Nights, scandinavian folklore... Other topics I would like videos about :)
Yes please
@@counterspellgoon6854 Thanks for the support. Do you know how to get in contact with the guy who creates this videos so I can mention my suggestions? Seems like he doesn't read the comments.
@@supremefantastic I have 9. Questions.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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Thanks for uploading
And the Phoenicians still rule the world
Thank you guys for making a video on the Phoenician Empire.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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Lol you’re a clever boy but do your own homework kid.
@@sebastianbancroft7184 I done lol
Interesting did not know that. Thanks for sharing
Phonecians and Italians got sweet trade deals
Till this very day 👍🇱🇧🇮🇹
You forgot one of the most important city's of the phoenicians that is byblos
And Tripoli
@@alexhage8092 tripoli isn't a major phoenician city like byblos tyre or sidon(saida) i think batroun is more important than Tripoli in the times of the phoenicians
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
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@@Assassin-qt5qr 1. Controlled trade routes and lived in the fertile crescent a rich green and lush land
2. The sumerians invented the first language around this time period
3. Alphabet is easier because you only use around 30 letters to create any word you can think of so you only need to memorize these specific letters only, however Egyptian hieroglyphs or sumerian requires to memories words as symbols thus harder to use.
@@Assassin-qt5qr 4.The phoenicians used boats for trading and exploration
sounds like another strange crossover episode of history you know things like vikings×eastern Romans, muslims×native Americans, Madagascar×japan, Roman empire×china... But Phoenicians×celts that's on a whole new level
@ShalakumX Simba yeah indeed, my bad for not specifying Britain's Celts
There were Gaulic migrants in Anatolia during the Byzantine Empire’s golden age. There were also viking mercenaries in Greece (they even carved one if the Piraeus port’s lions statues with runes). In Central Asia there was a kingdom of Grecoindians called Bactria and apparently they made contact with the Chinese (they fought over horses). There was even a sect of Greek Buddhism or Hinduism (can’t remember which) in Southeast Asia.
Templars of the Knight order under the Pope’s instructions were believed to have visited North America to hide the Holy Grail in an island near Canada. The vikings actually clashed with the native Americans in Vinland. The Japanese once travelled in Rome and were converted to Christianity. There was an ancient Greek vase in the middle of a dessert in South America (Argentina? I think). The African tribes of west Africa were believed to have made contact with European and Arab merchants far before the Portuguese or the Polos even mapped Africa. Also not to forget the African pirate invasions in India. I wonder if Caribbean pirates ever reached below Brazil.
I keep forgetting about something really interesting regarding the Asians and native Americans.
Proud to be phoenicians🇱🇧💜
Thank you for uploading 🙂
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
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Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
This video doesn't tell us anything that we do not already know.
Like always, nice video..
I admire the Phoenicians
So you admire child murders and molestors..
plz make a vedio on prometheus
Very educational and fascinating I'm most intrigued, thank you! :)
I am from India and I watch your every video
I have 9. Questions.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
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Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
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Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
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Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
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Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
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How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
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Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
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Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
Please post something about southern India , they also had a strong cultural history
Many remember there were only two races in this world today : Aryans & Dravidians as history portrays to knowledge. A little instinct if applied would clarify how many of the rich cultural heritage of the entire world & artisans sculptures that stand out today is all about a one particular ancient group of people today. Be you located wherever in this world, the language you speak annotates it all for any to understand clearly.
Yes though I’m Greek and turkish and Egyptian I love to learn more about India’s lost continents and historical background. Please 😊
I have 9. Questions.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
@@sunilnagoji I have 9. Questions.
1
Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
Do the Minoans next
Jezebel have nice flourished culture it's to die for.
Can you please do one on Jezebel...
Question: didn’t the Phoenicians create the city of Lisbon?...
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no ,it was the celts as a village ,and then the arabs developed it to a metropolis
I don’t think there were any Celts in that area in 1200 BC.
Cool
What's up with the 🔔 watermark? Really cheapens the feel.
The Royal family are Phoenicians☔️
Can you make a video ancient Minoans civilization please
Great video again. But there is one more ancient civilization that was as great as the rest. The ancient Tracians. As a matter of fact Spartacus was a tracian. They were famous with their goldsmiths. The tracians were lived in nowday Bulgaria. I am their proud descendant . Check for Panagyurishte Treasure, it is amazing, I have seen it with my own eyes. Waiting for the special video. 🥰🥰🥰
I think you mean thracians
And they lived in Thrace which is in Greece
They’re considered part of the Ancient Greek people’s
@@benjackson91 here I have to desagre with you about the Thracians being Greeks. They lived in different territory and had their own life style and culture. There are many survived items and places in the teritory of Bulgaria. But there is much research to be done and digging back in the time.
@Kaly because that is a different geographical territory.,population and culture.
Do you mean Thrace?
I just recently searched up that civilization, what coincidence
While the Phoenicians are often credited with the development of the alphabet, the evidence suggests that the alphabet itself evolved from Egyptian hieratics which itself was an evolution of the more complicated hieroglyphics. There are early signs of alphabetic writing which seem to be evolve from southern Canaan and make their way north to Phoenicia, where it was refined into the Phoenician alphabet.
Who really created what in early civilization? Considering that it always comes out later that certain discoveries were either adapted or evolved from an earlier culture. Isn’t cuneiform the oldest writing on record?
ElconTonyMontana Both Cuneiform and Egyptian Hieroglyphics are equally as old with no exact dates of their origin but estimates range from 5500-5200 years ago.
@Scott Kirk vocabulary has to do with language, which far far predates the advent of writing. Some say complex human language may have started as long as 70,000 years ago, way before any writing existed.
@@Emcee_Squared the dynastic egyptians were related to the phoenicians
Phoenician was basically canaanite but it was more modern at the time i think. so basically the alphabet influence from the phoenicians was canaanite - also the phoenicians WERE canaanites lol.
You should do a video on the celts sometime
I have 9. Questions.
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Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
@@Assassin-qt5qr why are you asking me lol
@@quinncurcio4977 so do U know
@@Assassin-qt5qr I’ll need to watch the video again as I last watched it was 4 months ago
@@quinncurcio4977 lollllo
Who’s here because of their purple reputation from books before TH-cam?
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What music do you in the background?
Today we are also developed but with odd connections to primitive customs
The Phoenicians were infact Tamil people. They emigrated from India during or after the collapse of Indus Valley Civilization. The name Phoenicians was derived from the Tamil word PAN AND PANI Which means to PRODUCE. They were experts in trading and and great Navigators. They called themselves as PANIARS, or PANNIARS. The Greeks called them Phoenicians. RIG VEDA mentions a class of People called PANIS. WHO WERE INDIGENOUS TAMILS. They were also liked by Rigvedic Brahmins because they ( Panis) paid the Brahmins lot of tributes for their servises. In Tamil language Money/ Currency is called PANAM even to this day. Panam ie paying something in tarde is derivmed from PAN or PANI that is to Produce.
it is not israel ..it is Palestine..correct
الفنيقيين الكنعانيين العرب أول حضارة في شمال افريقيا وجنوب اروبا وهم الحضارة والعمران والكتابة والارقام وكان يطلق عليهم بي العمالقة والجبابير..
I think these are my kind of people because purple is not only my favorite color but also my nickname
I don't get why they keep separating the "greeks" from the Minoans or Alexander the Great (Macedonians) etc. They were all greeks
1.Which area did the Phoenicians inhabit? 2.What was their economy based on? 3.What sort of goods did they trade? 4.What was their most valuable product? 5.Which areas did they reach?
6.Which cities did they found? 7.What was their main form of
transportation?
8.What was their religion like?
9.Which was their most important city? 10. Who dominated Phoenicia?
Who knons these questions
1 modern day Lebanon is there original habitat
2 trade
3 cedar wood , purple clothes , slaves ...
4 purple dye and cedar wood
5 up to Spain
Can you do a video about the samoan people?
this video was from my school
That's not what the Hannibal bust looks like.
They had great sales to their ships. Complicated creations to be sure
That Purple Dye
I'm at school right now in history class
I love civ
Who is voicing the audio? It sounds like George Takei LOL
6:08 Indeed until Rome went all Cortez on them...
Sad how many cultures have been lost mostly because of jealous neighbours.
Question, weren't the Phoenicians the ones in the Bible during Elijah's time and ones who worship many false gods including Baal.
*Now the Phoenicians can get down to business*
Can you tell us who is Cyrus the Great
please, please make a video about Hindu mythology like about Lord Varuna, Lord Agni, battles of Lord Indra with demons, adventures of goddess Durga, all forms of goddess Durga
Wow phoenicians civilization great
many words in the phoenician language are the same like in arabic
2:08
I have 9. Questions.
1
Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
Not true, Phoenicians worshiped Yam, the equivalent of Poseidon, Yam is an arabic name which means sea.
Tyre my beloved home
Alexander was t cruel he was making sure his army wasn’t attacked from the rear
Hiram, Ellisar, BigMalyon Famous Names for Phinciens
3:48 Moloch the false god who looked like a demon, the one in the Bible, during Isaiah and Elijah's time
How do the modern kids write captions on these TH-cam videos? Wine is good.
I have 9. Questions.
1
Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
(i wonder if i should report your acts to nasa)
History of Lebanon
Purple.
They had ports in Australia. They didn't mention their sailing feats.
Brought here because I play Emperor's Children...
Was cool with this until you had to black wash Jezebel....
Nice vid but not even gonna mention Cyprus?
they were the fore runner of greek sea merchant too?
Apartheid Africa skin color changes with Sandra Laing. White family. Colored child.
So gentics, as people moved away from the sun, genetics made us pale.
Back in the sun over time, you'll get darker.
you meant the maritime coasts of lebnon syria and palestine
Can you tell us more about their presence in north Africa?
Why was Alexander cruel? Are you just going to throw that out there tired man down and not explain yourself?
The human legacy
The O in Phoenician is silent.
That alphabet is the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet.
I have 9. Questions.
1
Phoenicians lived along the Mediterranean coast in what is now Lebanon. Why was it important?
2
Who invented writing 5,000 years ago?
3
Why is alphabet writing is easier to use than the Egyptian and Sumerian writing systems?
4
Why did the Phoenicians need boats?
5
Why did the Phoenicians build Carthage?
6
How did the Phoenicians use military ships?
7
Name at least 5 goods that the Phoenicians were trading with other countries.
8
Why was a purple dye for clothes so expensive?
9.
Why do you think many Phoenicians moved to live all around the world?
Plz reply me eeee
1 because the most important cities that survived the most were in Lebanon
2 no one exactly invented the alphabet but many civilizations helped it develope and one of the most important ones is Phoenician
3 because in the Egyptian one you would need to draw what your writing (eagle , house...)
4 to trade with other countries
5 it was a colony
antiquity is that LT5000 BC
They are here again, purple reign!!
Who came from class? 🙋🏻♀️
Me
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were they a mix of greek and italian?
Naw they were their own people who inspired the very start of greek and roman civilizations. Their ancestors are levantines
gave birthto carthage and rome?
this is why ancient Romans would wear purple. priests still wear purple today. Roman nobility, purple, state/religion, phonetic alphabet, maritime trade, the phoenecians of yesterday have evolved into the royals of today, the UK/Vatican, the queen of England wears purple and so does all her priests. The UK judicial system is maritime law, the phonecians wrote the alphabet and ruled the Mediterranean sea for 1500 years, the history books say that Hannibal was defeated by the Romans who the destroyed Carthage and conquered the phoenecians. How does the new kid on the block rome defeat a civilisation that ruled the known world for 1500 years?
The Phoenicians were not a single political entity. Much like the Greeks, they were divided among many city states and petty kingdoms despite their shared culture and religion. Various Phoenician city states would set up trade posts for their ships along the coast of North Africa, Sicily, and eventually Spain. Many of these trade posts developed into cities in their own right (like Carthage, Utica, Lepis, Gadir, Iol, and so on).
Carthage was located in a fantastic natural harbor with nearby fertile land and was centrally located meaning they could trade in Spain for iron, copper, lead, gold, and silver trade with the Phoenician homelands, Greece, Italy (with the Romans, Etruscans, Umbrians, and so on), Egypt, and other places.
Carthage was primarily trade focused. Every time they expanded, it was to try to reach new markets. Rome expanded to assimilate and make the conquered Romans or at least subject to Rome. Carthage also depended on hiring mercenaries from the civilians they traded with while Rome built standing armies of trained soldiers.
And they fought three wars with the first two being closely contested (with Hannibal almost ending Rome a few times in the Second Punic War) and the Third Punic War was more of genocide than a war.
Some emphasis on the Phoenician' alphabet (around 6:25) - while it is indeed a mother of many European languages (but not ALL), it was not invented by the Phoenicians themselves, but evolved from the proto-Canaanite script, known as the North Semitic alphabet (same as Hebrew, language of the original old testament, evolving from proto-Canaanite script).
One more note about the Phoenicians' demise; albeit a great maritime nation, but not a military power, they were defeated and controlled by many empires, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the Persians and Finally the Macedonian-Greeks (Alexander at al). With Cartago it was a different story, as Cartago had the great Military leaders (Hannibal the great of course the most known).
Before the fall of 1200bc
Deep in Devil worship
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Noahs ark archimedes
Phoenician rhymes with bird not bold!
0:39 you mean and Palestine
What's Palestine?
That did not exist yet.
Greek mythology that's all
if this was in ur school
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Sacrifice animals....were they just having a BBQ?? Did they totally burn the meat up?? Or, eat it ?? (child stuff seem like a-bortion today 😥 sadly...
Most animal sacrifices involved eating the meat afterward. It was usually cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, and so on that were sacrificed. Religious festivals were often the only time many people actually ate meat since it was otherwise so expensive.
In ancient cultures, the animal would be slaughtered in a ritualistic manner (such as facing an alter or being dabbed with oil) and the slaughter would be dedicated to a god. Certain organs or body parts might be burnt as an offering to a god.
Keep in mind that both Kosher and Halal slaughter both have their origins in ancient animal sacrifice.
As far as the human sacrifices, yes, the Canaanites (the religion practiced by the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, and others) did occasionally practice human sacrifice; specifically the burning of babies. However, it was reserved only for emergencies and it was done by the most powerful in society. The idea was that it was to show how much you needed the help of a deity that you were willing to sacrifice your own child. It wasn't a regular practice.