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What 2 things are the Phoenicians known for?
Astral navigation, seafaring and trading, an alphabet, timber and dyes.
Seafaring people who were great colonizers and traders?
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How did the Romans build the strong navy?
The navy was instrumental in the Roman conquest of the Mediterranean basin. The navy was also key in defending against barbarian invasions.
How did the geography of Greece encouraged the ancient Greeks to become a seafaring people?
islands,many coasts,it is mainly a sea country
What civilization mastered seafaring?
phoenica
Which people were known for seafaring abilities?
The Phoenicians
What people were known for their seafaring ability?
The Polynesians were known for their exceptional seafaring abilities, navigating vast distances across the Pacific Ocean using only their knowledge of stars, currents, and winds. The Vikings were also renowned for their seafaring prowess, exploring and settling in regions across the North Atlantic during the Viking Age. The Phoenicians were another ancient civilization known for their maritime skills, establishing trade routes throughout the Mediterranean and beyond.
What is a sentence for chumash?
The Chumash are a Native American tribe who live along the California coast. He is a member of the Chumash tribe.
Which car is known as seafaring car?
jeep
What were Aztecs well known for?
The Aztecs were known for there abilities to sacrifice people
What were the Phoenicians known for?
their alphabet
What are seafaring people from Scandinavia called?
The Vikings.
Who were the seafaring people who conquered England?
The Vikings.
Who were seafaring people who were good colonizers and traders?
Phoenicians
What seafaring people called the ocean the whale road?
Vikings
Who were the crazy vikings?
People who were indigenoues to Scandanavia. They were a seafaring lot.
Where did the Malay people originated from?
The Malays originated in Yunnan, China. They Proto-Malays were also known as Jakun. They were seafaring people. Probably because of their seafaring way of life or trading, they were believed to have lived in coastal Borneo. They then expanded into Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula. A Portuguese historian, Godinho de Eredia, referred to the Malays as Saletes (Orang Selat, or People of the Straits).
