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The 16 pages that link to Phoenicians, each with the reason it gives.

• Ancient CarthageNarrower topic: Phoenician settlers founded Carthage and brought its earliest language and traditions.

• Mediterranean cuisineRelated: Their trading networks helped move foods and culinary practices around the sea.

• CeutaRelated: Phoenician settlement helped establish Ceuta’s early role in Mediterranean commerce.

• UgaritCompared with: Ugarit’s earlier coastal culture is often compared with the later Phoenician trading network.

• GlassblowingRelated: Their trading networks helped circulate glassmaking skills around the Mediterranean.

• PhilistinesCompared with: They occupied neighboring coastal zones but had distinct political and cultural histories.

• Necho IIRelated: Herodotus names Phoenician sailors as the crew of Necho’s reported African voyage.

• Ancient Greek technologyRelated: Phoenician exchange connected Greek communities to technologies and materials across the Mediterranean.

• DjerbaRelated: Phoenician activity formed part of Djerba’s early Mediterranean connections.

• Vitis viniferaRelated: Their maritime networks helped circulate grapevines and wine practices.

• History of MoroccoRelated: Phoenician settlements and trade connected Morocco’s coast to Mediterranean networks.

• MenorcaRelated: Phoenician networks connected the western Mediterranean islands to wider trade.

• Battle of AlaliaRelated: Carthage grew from Phoenician settlement and maritime traditions.

• History of GibraltarRelated: Phoenician activity in the region connects Gibraltar’s earliest history to Mediterranean trade routes.

• History of SicilyRelated: Phoenician communities occupied western Sicily alongside Greek colonies.

• Prehistoric IberiaRelated: Phoenician traders founded coastal settlements and connected Iberia to wider networks.