👉 Phoenicia, also known as the City of the Punic Pharaohs or the "City of the Kings," was a Roman province that existed in the Mediterranean Sea from the 8th to the 6th century BC. The name "Phoenicia" comes from the Greek word "phoenonoi," which means "wood" and "city." The Phoenicians, who were one of the major civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome, are known for their advanced
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👉 Phoenicians were ancient Greek settlers who settled in what is now modern-day Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan during the Bronze Age. They are known for their distinctive language, which includes a number of phonological features that distinguish them from other languages.
