The Phoenicians (book)

"The Phoenicians" book explores an ancient civilization known for their skilled seafarers, traders, and craftsmen around 1500-300 BCE. Originating from the eastern Mediterranean, they established city-states like Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos. Renowned for their advanced shipbuilding and the creation of the alphabet, they facilitated trade across Africa, Europe, and Asia, spreading culture and technology. The book highlights their influence on commerce, navigation, and writing systems, ultimately shaping the foundation of modern trade and communication. It offers a detailed look at their society, innovations, and the enduring legacy of their contributions to world history.