Phoenicia

The Phoenicians likely learned their gold working skills from the Egyptians, who were known for their advanced goldsmithing techniques. The Phoenicians traded extensively with the Egyptians and other civilizations in the ancient Near East, allowing them to acquire and adopt various skills and knowledge in different fields, including goldworking.

In computer programming, a string can be made up of; all numbers (a numeric string,) all letters, (an alphabetic string,) or a mixture of numbers, letters, and symbols, (an alphanumeric string.)

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.

You learn both the the Phoenician and English alphabets and the Phoenician and English languages. Then you can move from one to the other.

Phoenician mariners sailed to Mediterranean and southwestern European ports. The Phoenicians were the great merchants of ancient times. They sold rich treasures from many lands. Today merchant ships continue the custom.

They came under control of the Persian Empire which used their ships for warfare against the Greeks. Then they came under control of the Macedonian successors of Alexander the Great, and their cities ceased to have independent status, and their trading activities declined.

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Whoever left the response above, please be serious! Answers like yours is why students like myself are not allowed to use this site for a reference when writting a paper. To properly answer the question at hand, according to James W. Lowen (author of Lies My Teacher Told Me) the Phoenicians reached the Atlantic coast of Mexico (North America) around 750 B.C. (See p.49).

According to their city of origin ie Sidonians, Tyrians, Carthaginians.

The Hebrews today are called Jews, and they are located in almost every country on Earth. The Phoenicians are not located anywhere on a map because they are extinct.

Yes - it formed the basis of the Greek, Roman and our present day alphabet.

Well, honey, the Phoenician alphabet was a simple set of letters representing sounds, while cuneiform script was a complex system of wedge-shaped symbols used for both sounds and words. In other words, Phoenician was like the cool kid with the trendy new alphabet, while cuneiform was the old school nerd still using hieroglyphics. It's like comparing a sleek iPhone to a clunky rotary phone - same purpose, different levels of sophistication.

They were dissimilar - the Minoans were in Cyprus. The Phoenicians traded all around the Mediterranean Sea, and went as far afield as Britain and the Canary Islands.

The had many gods, each representing different aspects of human life and the environment.

The cedar tree, also pine trees.

In today's Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and in Carthage in Tunisia.

The Carthaginians were descended from the Phoenicians and were known as such : the word "Punic" is the Latin term for them .

their alphabet

Up to the 5th Century BCE they were. Then competition from the Greeks and then the Romans took over.

Eighth Century BCE.

It was absorbed into Middle Eastern languages.

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The Hebrew alphabet was borrowed from the Phoenicians.

There was no Phoenician empire. Phoenicians formed a series of independent city-states in the Syria-Lebanon area. They established trading stations around the Mediterranean littoral, and one developed into an independent city called Carthage in Tunisia.

To trading stations around the Mediterranean Sea and the Canary Islands and Britain.