From Nur to The Phoenicians

The Phoenicians were from the Lebanon

Which color made famous the Phoenicians?

What was it from?

What does the Phoenician word mean?

What is the most important invention made by the Phoenicians?

In Cagliari, in the Tuvixeddu hill (Tuvu in Sardinian means "cavity") there is the largest necropolis in the Mediterranean. In your opinion, what does the word necropolis mean?

It was a Phoenician-Punic sanctuary in the open, consisting of a consecrated area where they were collected in urns (“pingiadas” in Sardinian) the burned remains of the sacrifices and children burials with a nearby stele. What are their names?

Which of these cities don’t have Phoenician origins?

What was the name of the Phoenician God, often mentioned in the Holy Bible, because of the fact that the children of Israel venerated their idols?

How many vowels did the Phoenician have?

Why? IT WAS A CONSONANTIC ALPHABET!!!

What was the name of the Great Phoenician and Canaanite Mother, partner or wife of Baal, linked to fertility, fertility and war?

It was also on the national flag, which tall plant grows on the mountains of the current Lebanon, the nit was inhabited by the Phoenicians?

What was the name of the city that the Phoenicians founded in present-day Tunisia? Carthage

With what the Phoenicians used to sail: Polar Star or compass?

The Phoenician-Punic necropolis of Tuvixeddu is one of the largest in the Mediterranean. In which city is it?

Sulcis is the territory of Sardinia in the south-west of the island which takes its name from the ancient Phoenician city of Sulki or Sulci. What is this ancient city currently called?

According to the biblical tradition, Canaan was the nephew of Noah who also gave the name to the region that included the current Israel, Lebanon, part of Syria and Jordan. Which of the three sons of Noah was the descendant of the Phoenicians?