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Phoenician
Phoenicia (UK: /fɪˈnɪʃə/ or US: /fəˈniːʃə/;[2] from the Ancient Greek: Φοινίκη, Phoiníkē meaning either "land of palm trees" or "purple country") was a…
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Phoenician Anthropomorphic Coffin Lid Origin: Eastern Mediterranean Circa: 600 BC to 400 BC Dimensions: 28.25" (71.8cm) high x 18" (45.7cm) wide Collection: Near Eastern Art Medium: Terracotta
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Pair of Phoenician Earrings Roman period with garnet (30 - 337 AD)
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Gold bracelet decorated with studs / 700 B.C.Phoenician art, 7th Century B.C. Gold bracelet decorated with studs. Carambolo treasure found in Camas, Spain. Museo Arqueologico Nacional, Madrid
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2nd-1st C. BCE. Phoenician limestone Grave stele with 2 images of the Goddess Tanit and a written dedication to her consort Ba'al Hammon. Carthage, Tunisia, N. Africa. British Museum
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Ivory Panel of a King from Nimrud. This panel shows a man identified as a king by the shape of a serpent (uraeus) at the front of his headdress. The lower right tenon bears an inscription in a West Semitic script. The inscription together with the iconography suggest this piece to be Phoenician, despite being found at the Neo-Assyrian palace at Nimrud. (Source). Nimrud, 900-700 BCE. British Museum.
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Phoenician art. Bronze badge, topped with a bird. Manacor. Mallorca island. Episcopal Museum. Vic. Catalonia. Spain
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Full Phoenician Alphabet | Phoenician Alphabet Chart
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Phoenician Household Shrine with a Nude Goddess in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts,3rd century B.C. It represents the ancient Canaanite goddess Astarte, shown nude like the Mesopotamian Ishtar, but with an Egyptian face and wig. She stands within a shrine protected by typically Near Eastern snarling lions that support Egyptian columns surmounted by heads of the Egyptian god Bes.
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Phoenician grave stele from Tophet in Carthage (modern Tunisia). Such grave markers were set up over burial urns for small children and animals which had been sacrificed to the goddess Tanit and her consort Baal Hammon. Canaanite symbolism: sun,crescent moon and triangle; the goddess below. British Museum, London.
Phoenician funeral stele - Moon-Goddess Tanit with sun & moon | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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Glass bead in the shape of a man's head PHOE NICIAN,5-4TH CENT.BC