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What we know as Phoenicians were actually survivors of the Second Upheaval in Atlantis (it was called the White Isles then) when the continent had separated into ocean and five separate colonies. As the earth was considerably warmer at this time, it would be wise to say that they dressed in light clothes, sandals, maybe togas. When Atlantis finally went down, the weather changed drastically and a cold period followed and, yes, at this time they began to dress warmly.
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What peoples founded the city of Carthage circa 800 BCE?
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