Thirteen kilometers south of Sidon, on a promontory jutting out 100 m into the Mediter- ranean sea, called Ras el-Qantara, not far from the modern village of Sarafand, a flourishing Phoenician city, dedicated to industry and com- merce, arose in the 13th century BCE. Already known from Egyptian and Akkadian sources, the city was continuously occupied between 1600 BCE and the Late Roman period.
Sarepta (Sarafand), an industrial coastal city / Spagnoli, Federica. - (2020), pp. 89-93.
Sarepta (Sarafand), an industrial coastal city
Federica Spagnoli
2020
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Thirteen kilometers south of Sidon, on a promontory jutting out 100 m into the Mediter- ranean sea, called Ras el-Qantara, not far from the modern village of Sarafand, a flourishing Phoenician city, dedicated to industry and com- merce, arose in the 13th century BCE. Already known from Egyptian and Akkadian sources, the city was continuously occupied between 1600 BCE and the Late Roman period.File allegati a questo prodotto
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