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The Greek word phoínios means "purple" - after the purple dye from a shellfish which the Phoenicians traded.
The Phoenicians were famous for their purple cloth and they used shellfish for their purple dye in order to dye the cloth which is created only for the robes of the kings. hope this can help :)
The purple dye the Phoenicians made from a shellfish. We talk today of Royal Purple.
The Phoenicians were the first to create purple dye, and became quite famous for it in the ancient world.
Phoenicians.
They made a purple dye from shellfish.
The Phoenicians
The Phoenicians
Timber, metals, purple dye.
Purple was discovered by the Phoenicians, they found it in some sort of seashell in the Mediterranean Sea.
Murex dye :)
Cedarwood and purple dye.