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Egypt does not naturally grow enough trees for wood as it is a primarily desert climate. As a result, any wood would have to come from abroad. Byblos, in particular, was well known for cedar production and cedar was very desirable due to its inherent strength and resistance to water (for use along the Nile River).
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When did Philo of Byblos die?
Philo of Byblos died in 141.
Why did Egypt need certain resources from trade such as copper and wood?
i don't know, someone help me
When was Byblos Fossil Museum created?
Byblos Fossil Museum was created in 1991.
When was Byblos Bank S.A.L. created?
Byblos Bank S.A.L. was created in 1950.
Does the word bible mean byblos?
Byblos was a city in northwestern Lebanon that exported papyrus or paper plants to the Aegean region. The English term Bible comes from the Greek 'biblia' which comes from Byblos. See link below:
What does byblos mean in greek?
Byblos was an ancient mediterranean seaport located north of Beirut.
What are the advanced cities of the Phoenicians?
Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, Carthage.
Is Byblos in Lebanon the oldest city in the world?
yes, in fact the world bible is derived from the word byblos. byblos is the oldest continually inhabited city in the world. some places are older but they were deserted at one time or another. for more info check byblos wikipedia
What tourist information is available on Byblos?
There are several good information which is available on Byblos such as giving the information about hotels, dishes. However, it is suggested that one should check out the main website Byblos to have more detail information.
Where could someone find a Byblos Restaurant?
One could find a Byblos restaraunt in many places, including; Byblos in Lebanon, where the type of restaraunt originated, and in the US, in cities such as New York, Tampa, and Chicago.
Where is byblos located?
Byblos is in Lebanon, situated to the northeast of Lebanon's capital Beirut. it is believed to be the oldest inhabited city in the world.
What were three early trading centers linked with the Mediterranean Sea?
Ugarit, Byblos, and Crete.
