Iudea is getting a bit stroppy, maybe we should rename that too
La estela del Kilamuwa, rey de Ya'diya (c. 838 a.C.), explica, escrita en la forma aramea antigua del alfabeto fenicio. que ni su hermano, ni su padre, ni sus dos antecesores previos, lograron nada, pero que él dejó de mendigar y contrató al rey de los asirios contra sus enemigos, trayendo prosperidad. Acaba maldiciendo a todo aquel que dañe la estela. 🏛️Museo de Pérgamo 📷Maur #fenicios #fenicia #phoenicians #phoenicia
Phoenician ruins in Jbeil, Lebanon

Phoenicia Rising

Phoenicia was a vibrant ancient civilization that thrived along the Mediterranean coast, spanning what is now Syria, Lebanon, and northern Israel. This maritime powerhouse was renowned for its remarkable ships, adorned with horses' heads in honor of their sea god, Yamm. The cities of Tyre and Sidon were the pillars of Phoenician power, while Gebal/Byblos and Baalbek served as significant spiritual centers.

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Phoenician oil bottles reveal the role of scent in identity and cultural exchange across the Mediterranean

Archaeologists routinely uncover pottery, coins, and bones, but the scents of the past are much more elusive. An innovative interdisciplinary study has now traced fragrances that were once at the heart of Phoenician culture...

More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2025/08/phoenician-oil-bottles-reveal-cultural-exchange/

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Los fenicios eran conocidos por crear finas capas de pan de oro, que cortaban en tiras y retorcían para crear hilos de oro. En estas láminas de una máscara funeraria real de los siglos VI-IV a.C., crearon el relieve de los ojos y boca mediante repujado. 📷invaluable #fenicios #fenicia #phoenicians #phoenicia
Phoenician Sarcophagi Texts

Language: PhoenicianOrigin: Byblos & Sidon (Phoenicia, modern-day Lebanon)Date: c. 1000 – 500 BCE KAI 1 – The Ahirom Sarcophagus (c. 1000 BCE – Byblos, Lebanon)One of the…

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Movie Review: “The Phoenician Scheme” fiddles with mortality, corruption and family dynamics

After miraculously surviving six plane crashes, Zsa-zsa Korda (Benicio del Toro) has done what no “Final Destination” character could do in six movies — cheat death. Wes Anderson’s latest film, “The Phoenician Scheme,” released in theaters Friday. The film follows Korda — a wealthy, corrupt businessman — as he evades multiple assassination attempts, reconciles with […]

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