Seafaring Innovators: How the Phoenicians Connected the Ancient World
Considered the “cradle of civilization,” the Mediterranean region produced some of history’s most capable seafarers: the Phoenicians. Living in…
This era begins with the invention of writing and covers ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and more.
Considered the “cradle of civilization,” the Mediterranean region produced some of history’s most capable seafarers: the Phoenicians. Living in…

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