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Carthage was founded sometime between 846 and 813 BC ; please note that most historical sources are not definitive because Rome did it's best to eradicate every trace of an erstwhile opponent and it's history .
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What city founded by the Phoenicians became the became the seaport in north America?
The Phoenicians were nowhere near North America
Which ancient civilization originated in present day Lebanon?
The Phoenicians were the ancient people who originated in Lebanon. It was the Phoenicians who founded the city of Carthage and the Carthaginian empire.
How long was the Phoenicians voyage to the founded land of Carthage?
A week's sailing.
Was the colony of axun founded by Persians Arabs Phoenicians or Romans?
Persians
What port city was founded by the Phoenicians in 800 Ad?
Oea which is modern Tripoli.
Is Ur or tire a North African colony established by the Phoenicians?
Tyre was a trading colony established by the Phoenicians. Ur was a city in Mesopotamia founded by the Sumerians.
What city founded by the Phoenicians became the busiest seaport in North Africa?
Ports of Egypt
What southwest European capital founded by the Phoenicians and later occupied by the Romans is located at the mouth of the Tagus river?
Lisbon, Portugal, fits the description in a "general" way, except that, though there was Phoenician influence, the Phoenicians may not have actually "founded" Lisbon.
What is an important port west of the Gulf of Sidra?
The Port of Tripoli which was founded in the 7th Century as Oea by the Phoenicians.
Who find the Carthage?
If you mean who founded Carthage, it was established by the Phoenicians, a seafaring people from present day Lebanon.
How was Marseille founded?
Marseille was founded by the Phocaeans (or Phoenicians) in the 6th century BC. It was originally a trading outpost, but theyr brought the cultivation of vines and olives, and the manufacture of pottery with them.
The Phoenicians founded the colony of in order to make trade easier with other countries?
The Phoenicians founded the colony of Carthage around 814 BCE to facilitate trade and expand their commercial network across the Mediterranean. Strategically located on the North African coast, Carthage became a vital hub for maritime trade, allowing the Phoenicians to export goods such as textiles, glass, and purple dye while also importing valuable resources. This colony played a crucial role in the Phoenicians' economic prosperity and cultural exchange with other civilizations.
