Phoenicians

This Writing system was developed by the phoenicians

• cuneiform

• Phoenician alphabet

• Hieroglyphics

• sumerians

This writing systems was a form of phonetics which used pictures to represent sounds.

• Egyptians

• Sumerans

• Phoenician Alphabet

• Cuneiform

Introduced writing systems to trade partners

∙ Influenced the Greeks to use this system of writing as well

• Assyrians

• Phoenician Alphabet

• Cuneiform

• Sumerians

The location of the phoenicians was where?

• Egypt

• Modern day lebanon

• Syria

• Thamage

Accomplishments:

City states

Trade network

Writing system

• Russians

• Egyptains

• Phoenicians

• Cultivians

They never unified politically but wealthy, and they were connected by culture(common language, writing, and trade practices).

• Phoenticxs

• Phoenicians

• Xenovers2

• Sumerains

They conquered every phoenician city since they were independent, and their ports were 30 miles apart because that's the length they could sail in a day.

• Sumerians

• Phoenicians

• Russians

• Assyrians

Their colonies were around North africa, Spain, Sicily and Sardinia. Carthage was their greatest colony

It was set up by people of Tyre around 840 B.C.

• Phoenicians

• Sumerians

• Egyptains

• Assyrians

Known for ship building and sea farers

∙ controlled trade throughout the Mediterranean Sea and into the Atlantic Ocean.

• Egyptians

• Sumerians

• Assyrians

• Phoenicians

first Mediterranean people to go out past the strait of Gibraltar.

∙ Connected cultures throughout the region

∙ Traded what they retrieved from other lands

Great at glass blowing

Purple known as royalty and was good for trading it came for sea snails.

• Sumerians

• Egyptains

• Phoenicians

• Assyrians