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Island Pool May Have Been Sacred to the Phoenicians - Archaeology Magazine

Island Pool May Have Been Sacred to the Phoenicians - Archaeology Magazine
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Monumental structure in Sicily isn t a Phoenician harbor – it s a huge sacred pool of Baal - Science & Health

The kothon of Motya in southern Sicily had first been assumed to be an artificial harbor. It wasn’t, archaeologist Lorenzo Nigro of Sapienza proves

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Harbor of Ancient Island City Was Really a Sacred Phoenician Pool

An ancient pool in Sicily was thought to be an inland Phoenician harbor until a recent study redefined it as a sacred gazing pool, and part of a huge religious complex.

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Monumental structure in Sicily isn t a Phoenician harbor – it s a huge sacred pool of Baal - Archaeology

The kothon of Motya in southern Sicily had first been assumed to be an artificial harbor. It wasn’t, archaeologist Lorenzo Nigro of Sapienza proves

San pantaleoAl mahdiyahVikarna kalicineLorenzo nigroKing ithobaalDavid holtJoseph whitakerQueen jezebelBenedikt isserlinElvira groenewoudLeeds universitySapienza universityNorth africaAntiquity publication ltdRome expeditionMotya phoenicians