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Episode Title: Trade Between the Phoenicians and Native Americans: Myth or Reality?
Episode Description:
The Phoenicians were master mariners and traders of the ancient Mediterranean, renowned for their expansive trade networks. But could their voyages have extended across the Atlantic to the Americas, connecting them with Native American civilizations?
In this episode, we explore the intriguing theory of ancient transatlantic trade between the Phoenicians and Native Americans. We examine archaeological evidence, cultural parallels, and the feasibility of such long-distance voyages. Did the Phoenicians bring their goods, ideas, and technologies to the New World, or is this just a fascinating myth?
Join us as we investigate the possibility of pre-Columbian contact and its implications for understanding ancient global connections. Perfect for history buffs, archaeology enthusiasts, and those curious about the mysteries of early exploration.
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Episode Title: Trade Between the Phoenicians and Native Americans: Myth or Reality?
Episode Description:
The Phoenicians were master mariners and traders of the ancient Mediterranean, renowned for their expansive trade networks. But could their voyages have extended across the Atlantic to the Americas, connecting them with Native American civilizations?
In this episode, we explore the intriguing theory of ancient transatlantic trade between the Phoenicians and Native Americans. We examine archaeological evidence, cultural parallels, and the feasibility of such long-distance voyages. Did the Phoenicians bring their goods, ideas, and technologies to the New World, or is this just a fascinating myth?
Join us as we investigate the possibility of pre-Columbian contact and its implications for understanding ancient global connections. Perfect for history buffs, archaeology enthusiasts, and those curious about the mysteries of early exploration.