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	Cortijo Malaga - Malaga property map
		Malaga is a vast white sprawling city at the mouth of the Guadalmedina and is the next most mountainous province in Andalucia after Granada.
		Founded by the Phoenecians Malaga then became an important Roman colony and under the Moors the main port for the Kingom of Granada.
		After the Moors were expelled agriculture nose-dived and there was famine in the 17th Century, but in the 19th Century porosperity arrived with textile factories, sugar mills, shipyards and steel mills.
	www.cortijo-malaga.com /malaga.html (442 words)

	Scientist believes Atlantis found... Ancient & Lost Civilizations - Single Post
		The problem is that Gadir is a phoenecian word (meaning gates) and Gades was a colony of the Phoenecian city-state of Tyre.
		This means that the Atlanteans are actually Phoenecians, and Atlantis is just a city that's been lost to history.
		BUT the Phoenecians didn't start expanding until Troy fell, which may indicate that the phoenecians started somewhere on the Black sea.
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	Casinomeister's Online Casino and Poker Forum - View Single Post - RTG's Caribbean 21 lie
		Surely, if you are going to pay people who win you have got to be smart and follow Phoenecians example.
		And there doesn't have to be any losers, or bad guys, or bankrupts in that story - if all involved had the foresight of this Phoenecian casino and RTG.
		Think Phoenecian Casino was also smart getting there marketing of the return of this game out there early (and it should be loud) 'cause when Delano's and the other casinos oweing money to the Player come thru with there payments they could eclipse the other casinos in publicity.
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	The History of Phoenecia
		It also turned out to be a decent decision, as Terecians, due to their short longevity, tended to make as far an advance as they could in their research and development for the sake of fellow Terecians.
		The Phoenixes did not understand such a rapid pace at first, as they were accustomed to taking their time in thinking matters through over an extensive lifetime.
		The Phoenecians understood, and appreciated this pace, as the advances made would soon allow a more pressing matter to be resolved.
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	Kobolds (According to Mythusmage) Part 6 \| d20 Magazine Rack
		Descendents of refugees from Canaan and the inhabitants of Levantine port cities (some of whom dated back to Akkadian times), the Phoenecians rather effectively took the place of the once mighty Minoans, and brought trade back to the eastern Mediterranean.
		Whereas the Minoans kept largely to the eastern sea, the Phoenecians went further west.
		If all you had was a knife and a chunk of wood, the Greek or Phoenecian letters were hard to make.
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	The History of Phoenecia
		One reason being Ti`Arelan and the Elder had hidden their research, and the other being Phoenecia was a near-wasteland due to the War, so re-building the land took precedence.
		The work was slow, since the Terecians had to re-build their War machines with limited supplies and equipment, and Both races still had, at best, a limited grasp of each other's Language.
		THese would form the First Phoenecian Council, the Governing Body which would decide the future of Phoenecia, and, in the Millenia to come, the Balance of the Cosmos.
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		The majority of visitors, scholars, and artists to the ruins of the great civilizations of the Americas could not believe that the "savages" now inhabiting these areas could ever have been civilized enough to produce these monuments.
		These explorers said that the monuments in the Americas had been created by the Egyptians, Carthaginians, or the Phoenecians.
		Catherwood, having made many trips to the Mediterranean to draw the monuments made by the Egyptians, Carthaginians, and Phoenecians, stated that the monuments in the Americas bear no architectural similarity to those in the Old World.
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	Malaga property and real estate directory, Malaga, Spain
		Málaga is a vast white sprawling city at the mouth of the Guadalmedina and is the next most mountainous province in Andalucia after Granada.
		Founded by the Phoenecians, Màlaga became an important Roman colony and then, under the Moors, the main port for the Kingdom of Granada.
		After the Moors were expelled agriculture declined, but in the 19th Century prosperity arrived with textile factories, sugar mills, shipyards and steel mills.
	www.property-net-malaga.com /zones/malaga.html (435 words)

	NeapolitanWorld.com :: History
		This was to prove an important step in the ex- pansion of the hreed throughout Europe and particularily in Italy.
		Impressed by so much power and courege, Caesaw took several specimens back to Rome with him and at the same time appointed a procurater in Britain who was charge with raising and trasporting these dogs to Rome.
		The presence of this race in Britain strengthens and confirms the hypothesis that eve before the Romans, the Phoenecians (undisputed kings of trade in those days) spread this type of dog in the Mediterranean basin, together with other breeds which were the forerunners of our Cirneco of Etna and of all the Iberian Podenghi.
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	Property Spain - Malaga - Malaga, Towns and Maps - property in Spain
		Málaga is a vast white sprawling city at the mouth of the Guadalmedina and is the next most mountainous province in Andalucia after Granada.
		Founded by the Phoenecians Màlaga then became an important Roman colony and under the Moors the main port for the Kingom of Granada.
		After the Moors were expelled agriculture nose-dived and there was famine in the 17th Century, but in the 19th Century porosperity arrived with textile factories, sugar mills, shipyards and steel mills.
	www.property-net-spain.com /provinces/malaga/malaga.html (488 words)

	Paxi Information
		In Greek mythology Poseidon created the island by striking Corfu with his trident, so that he and wife Amphitrite could have some peace and quiet.
		Although possibly inhabited from prehistoric times, the Phoenecians are traditionally held to have been the first settlers on Paxi.
		The name is believed to be derived from Pax which meant slate in their language.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Paxi (618 words)

	Indigenous Knowledge Theft
		The key point that should be made was that the Phoenecians were an urban, sophisticated people, with imperial aspirations.
		Like the Jews and Phoenecians, the Arabs were (and still are) a Semitic civilization.
		Instead of making this a distinction between "indigenous" and "non-indigenous", you should really be making it a distinction between "highly-developed cultures with significant levels of economic and technological advancement" and "ancient/primitive cultures".
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	SECRETS OF ARCHAEOLOGY: Sailing With The Phoenicians thehistorychannel.co.za
		Phoenecians, the ancient inhabitants of modern-day Lebanon, were known to be expert sailors.
		Through the eyes of one these seaworthy Phoenecians, we will visit the ancient ports of Byblos, Rhodes, Tharros, Motya, and the famous Roman naval base at Carthage.
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	www.thehistorychannel.co.za /site/tv_guide/full_details/Ancient_history/programme_1996.php (92 words)

	Love The Lord 1st Kings Lesson 7
		The Phoenecians were well-known for their artistic woodwork.
		It would be no burden at all to pay for the cutting of the trees.
		The Phoenecians were well-known for their ___________ ________.
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	Favourite Country?
		Their oldest ancestry comes from Phoenecia, and the Phoenecians were not Arabs.
		The Phoenecians are related to the Jews more than to the Arabs- in fact, many of them intermarried.
		The Phoenecians disappeared from Phoenecia when the Greeks conquered the area, and they fled to Carthage and Malta, and were known as the Carthaginians.
	www.uselectionatlas.org /FORUM/index.php?topic=802.msg47952 (1519 words)

	BlkDragon.com - Patrons
		He was taken from his homeworld shortly after his birth, and raised by his family's trusted guardian, Anubis Thunderman as they travelled from realm to realm and worls to world.
		It was the hopes of his parents that Simon would earn a respect for life that other Phoenecians had grown complacent over.
		As Phoenecians are long-lived to begin with, the average among them tend to take their time with study and learning, often consuming several hundred years to explore new ideas.
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	Hosea Chapter Twelve
		Nineteenth-century Britons tended to identify themselves with the Phoenecians, who were: "The people who of all antiquity had the most in common with England and the English" M.Bernal, "Black Athena," p.350 quotes from G.Rawlinson "Phoenecia", 1889.
		The Phoenecians were regarded (by British historians) as allies of King Solomon and as Semites: There was a perception, on the Continent, of a close relationship between England and the Semites in general - and the Phoenecians in particular.
		"Consciously or unconsciously, all European thinkers saw the Phoenecians as the Jews of.Antiquity - as clever `Semitic' traders" Bernal p.33.
	www.britam.org /hosea12.html (741 words)

	Welcome!
		This is the home and realm of Simon Horus Phoenix, the reigning Emperor of Phoenecia, from where Phoenixes, and Simon's hybrid race, Phoenecians, the Unity of Phoenix and Demi-Human, arise from.
		Phoenecians are Lawfully, to neutrally good at birth..
		However, a few have known to turn away from good, corrupting their Phoenix half.
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	West Cornwall, south coast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This walk contains an abundance of scenic beauty: From the remoteness of Lands End you travel past small coves and fishing villages weathered over the centuries, through the most westerly town in England, Penzance, to the ancient church of Gunwalloe.
		Dominating most of this section is the island of St Michaels' Mount; known to the Phoenecians long before the Romans invaded.
		Some of the walks in this section are a joy to follow, with glimpses of Cornwall's long-distant past; while others will show you the modern side to Cornwall.
	www.cornwall-guide.co.uk /wwsc.html (89 words)

	Frederick Catherwood Information
		The majority of visitors, scholars, and artists to the ruins of the great civilizations of the Americas could not believe that the "savages" now inhabiting these areas could ever have been civilized enough to produce these monuments.
		These explorers said that the monuments in the Americas had been created by the Egyptians, Carthaginians, or the Phoenecians.
		Catherwood, having made many trips to the Mediterranean to draw the monuments made by the Egyptians, Carthaginians, and Phoenecians, stated that the monuments in the Americas bear no architectural similarity to those in the Old World.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Frederick_Catherwood (508 words)

	Jaffa
		Archeological discoveries have shown remains from a Canaanite city, a Jewish city built at the time of Ezra and Nehemiah, a third century BCE wall, a statue of Aphrodite, Hasmonean ruins, and traces of Roman occupation.
		Following the Babylonian exile in the sixth century BCE, Jaffa came under the control of the Phoenecians and then the Greeks.
		It was these Hellenistic residents of the city who loaded the small Jewish community in boats and sank them during the Maccabean revolt in 165 BCE.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Society_&_Culture/geo/jaffa.html (948 words)

	Team Sixeyes calls "time out"
		The land was later known as “Calpe” the name given to objects of great height or natural fortifications.
		Once the Phoenecians got bored of Gibraltar (they were a fishing and trading civilisation, so this was common), they moved on and settled in El Penon de Ifach.
		And given the striking resemblance to their last abode (and notwithstanding it was of course another object of great height) they called this place Calpe, also.
	www.travelblog.org /Print/Blog/14448/58920.html (604 words)

	Maghrib and Berbers
		North Africa has been inhabited since paleolithic times by the ancestors of what were to become the Berbers (from the Latin word barbar, or barbarian) and is was also known as the Barbary Coast.
		The ancient Numidians of Libya who had dealings with the Phoenecians in Carthage were also Berbers.
		Most are sedentary people who live off the land, moving to the mountains in summer with their flocks, but some, such as the Tuaregs, are nomadic.
	library.thinkquest.org /C002739/AfricaSite/LMNorthmaghrib.htm (146 words)

	Information about Palermo Italy - Italy Hotel Res.Com
		Palermo, synonym for one of the most prestigious cities of the Mediterranean, as well as being the ‘capital’ city of Sicily rises up in a beautiful bay on the northern coast of the island.
		The history of Palermo goes back to the VIII-VI centuries B.C., the era of the Phoenecians of Carthage and then took the name of Ziz (flower).
		As a result of the many civil struggles which broke out over the course of the centuries, Palermo was finally annexed, together with the whole of Sicily, to the Aragonese crown.
	www.italyhotelres.com /palermo/about.html (175 words)

	Mediterranean Legacy [Archive] - myIWC Forums
		The island was colonised by the Phoenecians in the 16th century BC.
		The island was first settled by the Phoenecians.
		These islands were first conquered by the Phoenecians in the 4th century BC.
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	languagehat.com: Comment on LANGUAGES OF THE OED.
		Sometimes secondary sources may report the origin of a word being given by a native in Africa, but the source itself is so undescriptive that the precise origin cannot be traced.
		Herodotus reporting the existence of "gorillas" comes to mind-- the guide retained by the Phoenecians described those animals with that term.
		(also, as an aside, it is speculated that the Phoenecians retained a Berber-speaking guide and the term "gorilla" comes from the Berber word "gurel", which means something akin to "little people")
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	Cagliari in Sardengia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It has a long history dating back to before the Phoenecians.
		Consequently, it was conquered by the Phoenecians, the Romans, the Pisans, the Spaniards, the French, and Even the British, before it joined the Unified Italy.
		If you come here, you will definitely want to Rent a car, but keep in mind that they are all manual transmission, so if you don't drive stick very well, it's time to learn on a rental car.
	swanky.tiki-lounge.com /~lussie/italy/cagliari.html (153 words)

	Why purple stuff is so expensive [Archive] - Skotos Forums
		But the word "phoenix" which we associate with both the firebird and the city in Arizona actually means "purple".
		The word was derived from the "Phoenecians" who developed the dye.
		Phoenix was the son of Agenor and brother of Cadmus and Europa in ancient mythology, and founded the Phoenecians, who were named after him.
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	Asia Times Online Community and News Discussion - La Raza is Unveiled
		Looks like the Celts and the Phoenecians are heavily represented.
		The idea though that man's appearance has been modified by environment in such a relatively short span of time seems unlikely if not impossible.
		The Phoenecians deposited a large Celtic contingent on American soil during the cataclysmic eras (pre-Vesuvius).
	forum.atimes.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7285 (1282 words)

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