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In "History of Phoenicia," George Rawlinson meticulously explores the ancient civilization that flourished along the Mediterranean coast, emerging as a powerhouse of trade, culture, and innovation. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, Rawlinson's narrative weaves together archeological evidence, historical texts, and contemporary scholarly thought, presenting a comprehensive overview of Phoenician society. The book not only delves into the political and economic structures of Phoenicia but also highlights its profound contributions to maritime navigation, commerce, and the…mehr

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In "History of Phoenicia," George Rawlinson meticulously explores the ancient civilization that flourished along the Mediterranean coast, emerging as a powerhouse of trade, culture, and innovation. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, Rawlinson's narrative weaves together archeological evidence, historical texts, and contemporary scholarly thought, presenting a comprehensive overview of Phoenician society. The book not only delves into the political and economic structures of Phoenicia but also highlights its profound contributions to maritime navigation, commerce, and the dissemination of the alphabet, positioning it within the broader context of ancient history and its legacy. George Rawlinson, a distinguished historian and scholar of ancient civilizations, brings to this work a wealth of knowledge drawn from his extensive studies of the Near East. Educated at Oxford and later serving as a professor and translator, Rawlinson's passion for ancient history, coupled with his linguistic prowess, enabled him to access a range of primary sources that enrich this study. His profound understanding of Phoenicia's significance within the tapestry of world history undoubtedly influenced his desire to illuminate this often-overlooked civilization. For readers seeking a nuanced understanding of Phoenician culture and its far-reaching impact, Rawlinson's "History of Phoenicia" is indispensable. Enthusiasts of ancient history, as well as scholars and students alike, will find this work both enlightening and foundational. Dive into this well-researched volume to discover the complexities of a civilization that shaped the ancient world in ways that are still felt today.

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George Rawlinson (1812-1902) was a renowned English scholar, historian, and priest of the Church of England, widely recognized for his contributions to the study of ancient history. A prolific writer, Rawlinson authored numerous works that have assisted in shaping our understanding of the ancient world. His most notable contributions include his work on Herodotus' histories and his own 'History of Phoenicia' (1889), which showcases his dedication to deep historical research and his aptitude for thorough narrative detail. An Oxford academic, Rawlinson devoted his life to historical inquiry, meticulously examining primary sources and ancient texts to extrapolate the cultural, political, and economic contexts of early civilizations. His 'History of Phoenicia' remains a seminal work in the study of the ancient Mediterranean world, particularly in elucidating the vast influence of Phoenician culture on subsequent civilizations. Rawlinson's literary style combines scholarly rigor with accessible prose, making his works valuable not only to the academic community but also to the wider public interested in historical studies. His examinations of ancient empires contributed significantly to the field of Assyriology and informed contemporary understanding of the Assyrian, Babylonian, and Persian empires. Rawlinson's enduring legacy lies in his capacity to bridge the gap between the esoteric world of specialized history and the broader audience eager for knowledge of humanity's earliest chapters.