PhoenicianGreek
Phoenician-Greek refers to the historical and cultural interactions between the ancient Phoenician and Greek civilizations. The Phoenicians, a Semitic maritime people originating from the coastal region of modern Lebanon and Syria, flourished from around 1500 BCE to 300 BCE. They were renowned for their seafaring, trade networks, and the development of the Phoenician alphabet, which significantly influenced later writing systems.
The Greeks, emerging as a prominent civilization during the Archaic period (circa 800–500 BCE), expanded their
Phoenician influence on Greece is notably visible in the adoption of certain maritime techniques, trade practices,
These interactions contributed to the broader development of Mediterranean civilization, fostering economic growth and cultural diffusion.
Overall, the term "Phoenician-Greek" encapsulates a significant chapter in ancient history marked by trade-driven contact and