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Han Jong-su: The story of Phoenicia and Carthage

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The first domestic event in history to introduce the history of Phoenicia. The Phoenician civilization that remained only as a result of the Greek-Roman civilization was restored by Oroth to the enchanting midst of the ancient Mediterranean world. Three thousand years of history are a vivid picture of the tragic destruction of Carthage, starting with the archaeological remains of the world's first port city, Viblos. The first part of the book is the story of the Phoenicians. The Phoenicians, inventors of the alphabet and the galleys, are introduced to history of creating an ocean empire with cedar and purple dyes, interacting with the great empires of Asia, competing with the emerging strong Greeks. The latter part of the book is the history of Carthaginians, descendants of the Phoenicians. Carthagina, which today has established a war in Tunisia, North Africa, took over the trading and supremacy of the western Mediterranean, but was destroyed by the ashes of the three fighting Foreni War. It invites readers to the new world of ancient history by restoring the Phoenician-carthaginian story, the bright half of the Greek-Roman civilization.

Korean title: 페니키아 카르타고 이야기

Korean author: 한종수

Korean publisher: 미지북스

ISBN-13: 9791190498586

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KI*******
February 2, 2024

The Mediterranean will soon be enriched who seizes control. It was an ancient rule of the great voyage, when the Phoenicians were in a state of deep darkness. The ancient Canaanites began to enter the Mediterranean Sea, placing their limits in the land they had settled on. Their voyage opened the vast gates of Mediterranean trade. The rise of the sea people, Phoenicia. The Phoenicians built numerous trade posts in the Orient, and traded materials from wood to dye, helping to make the

CU*******
January 26, 2024

The history of Phoenicia and Carthage, which is known indirectly from the Greek Sasa or Rome.

한종수: 페니키아 카르타고 이야기
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