The Phoenicians traveled and traded throughout the civilized Mediterranean Sea. As they dealt with many different peoples who spoke many different languages it was difficult to communicate. The Phoenicians developed an alphabet developing the first written language to record their trades. It is disputed that they invented the alphabet but they did spread it's use throughout the civilized area they traded in. Other people such as the Greeks took this alphabet and improved it for further use. The widespread area where the Phoenicians traveled gives them credit for invention of the first alphabet. They traded everywhere that there were people they could trade with.
The Phoenicians did not die out although many died due to the Byzantine empire that came and killed many of them. Phoenicians never left Lebanon they stayed in the Mountains and are still Phoenicians in modern day. note i just copied this off some one Else's that was exactly the same question and if you looked around you would of found it.
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I would say that the most famous Phoenician would have to be Hiram I of Tyre (980-936 bc). Mentioned in the Bible as a friend and trading partner of King Solomon of Israel. Under his rule Tyre grew to be the most important of Phoenician cities.
Two important developments of the Phonecians were the alphabet and trading. I hope this helps!
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That would be journeys, as in:Marco was famous for his many journeys.
That would be migrations.
Answer 1The Phoenician city-states were important centers of trade and occupied strategically important sites along the Mediterranean coast. This made them appealing targets for every major power in the region. Unfortunately for them, the Phoenician cities rarely had much of a chance to stand up the invading forces.Answer 2The Phoenicians did not have an army large enough to conquer either the Assyrians nor the Babylonians. Additionally, as a maritime empire, the Phoenicians would derive no benefit from acquiring land-locked provinces, such as those controlled by Assyria or Babylon.
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Because there was not enough land to grow crops to feed all of the Phoenicians, they had to turn to the sea for trade. So they mostly used ships for transportation. I would have to guess that on land, they would just walk.
The correct phrase would be "on your journeys" when talking about being on a trip or traveling. For example: You have taken many photos on your journeys. However, you can say "at your journey's end". For example: Be sure to take many photos so you can share them at your journey's end.
The Phoenicians did not die out although many died due to the Byzantine empire that came and killed many of them. Phoenicians never left Lebanon they stayed in the Mountains and are still Phoenicians in modern day. note i just copied this off some one Else's that was exactly the same question and if you looked around you would of found it.
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Very! It allows you to do all sorts of calculations involving curves and circles that would otherwise prove incredibly difficult.
The correct way to answer that question would be. How much does a pair of women's tom's cost at journeys? An the answer is look up the bloody web sight and see.
I would say that the most famous Phoenician would have to be Hiram I of Tyre (980-936 bc). Mentioned in the Bible as a friend and trading partner of King Solomon of Israel. Under his rule Tyre grew to be the most important of Phoenician cities.