Who Were the Phoenicians?

In part two of A History of the Moors in Spain, Prof. Kaba Kamene details the history of the Phoenicians, the Carthaginians and the Etruscans.

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[MrSurferboy]

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[pharaohmedjaylawofmedjay]

This Explains Why That There’s is A Ancient Egyptian Statue With Phocienan Carthaginian Writing On it

[iancaldeian]

I was waiting for a conversation about the East-to-West trading that would have existed in Africa because of the relative stability in the climate along the lines of latitude. Guns, Germs, and Steal gives a more comprehensive description of how humans migrated thousands of years ago.

I wish the narrator made the connection to the Tyrian Purple and the Carthaginians. It was one of the costliest and most mysterious dyes in ancient times. Used first by the Phoenicians, it was taken from the secretions of several species of mollusks, Murex brandaris, and Purpura haemostoma, and was reserved for use by royalty, priests, and nobles. I also wish that the narrator cited his sources. Some of the migration stories can be found in The Iliad.

The images in this clip were remarkable. Now we need a movie about Queen Dido.

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[sl]

Kaba you are an amazing historian. Dr. Antiop and Dr. Ben are smiling. Now i see the importance of oral history as well as text based. Our history will always live on.

[RElmi-hiwz]

Well done❤. Great video, visuals & explanation!

[m.c.gemini]

I love the editing in these videos…it really take me there as if I was actually there in that time period.

[leg]

Thank You for this beautiful and factually insightful historical video, as i can actually feel the ancestors and the music was very appropriate for this too. This is the knowledge that should be known and shared. Peace

[damonvincent]

Beautifully done. Wonderful recreation

[keepitthuggy]

❤ thankyou
I am working on my second fantasy novel and will be incorporating this history into the pages so that I may do my part in spreading history and knowledge

[shanegedula]

Me in the presence of the Master Teacher Hiawatha Kaba Kamene
What a blessing

[kafuchile]

Rome (Ruma in ancient times) was considered part of the region known as Etruria in ancient history. Etruria was the homeland of the Etruscans, a powerful civilization that thrived in Italy before the rise of Rome.

Rome, while initially influenced by Etruscan culture and governance, eventually became the dominant city in the region, surpassing Etruscan influence and becoming the capital of the Roman Empire. Etruscan culture, art, and religion deeply influenced early Roman society, and many Roman traditions were borrowed from the Etruscans.

- Etruscans were black people
- Etruria is where we derive Italy
- Ruma is where we derive Rome
- ⁠The language of the Etruscans comes directly out of the Niger-Congo language. This is the language that was spoken in the Mediterranean basin in ancient times

[IamAMASING]

I love history.So this was amazing.Thank You.❤

[jamesstephens]

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[MJMjohnMutuku]

Kiswahili is like a time capsule language a lot of the original words in Abrahamic texts can be identified in Kiswahili for example the words Kmet or neters (nature) in Swahili Kamiti meaning vegetation or plants (nature). The original word for the Nile is nirobi in the maa (masai) language cool waters is Nairobi.

[JakariBey]

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[bigcoop]

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[merrickc.]

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[a.wodehouse]

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[lostbill]

Purple was a rare and expensive color to produce, that’s why it was highly championed by royalty.