Phoenician Collection

Map of ancient Palestine kingdoms of Judah and Israel
Map of Phoenicia and Judea in the time of King Solomon, 10th century BC. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Moloch
MOLOCH the Phoenician deity to whom live children were sacrificed by fire Date: 7th century BC

Bust of goddess Tanit. Carthaginian art. Sculpture. SPAIN. BALEARES. IBIZA. Ibiza. Museum of Archaeology of Ibiza and Formentera

Lebanon / Sidon
The former Crusader fortress at Sidon, Lebanon. Sidon was originally the most important Phoenician trading centre in the Mediterranean. Date: 1930s

Ancient Alphabets
Various ancient writing examples including the Egyptian and Phoenician alphabets. Date: Circa 1760

Phoenician ship in the Mediterranean
Phoenician galley passing the Rock of Gibraltar. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Ancient Phoenician traders in port
Phoenician sailors trading goods in an ancient Mediterranean seaport. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Phoenician art. Cyprus. Bust of a bearded man. 6th century BC. Archaic Period. Limestone. It comes from Golgoi (Cyprus). Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York. United States

Phoenician coins and writing
Phoenician coins. Engraving depicting various coins and medals from the Phoenician civilisation. Phoenicia existed as a collection of city states in the coastal areas of modern day Lebanon and Syria

Cedars of Lebanon for Solomons Temple
Solomons servants hewing the cedars of Lebanon to build the temple in Jerusalem. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Punic civilization. Reconstruction of Byrsa Hill, with the Punic city and Hannibals circular harbour, late 4th-2nd century b.C. Fresco by architect J. M. Gassend

Greek and Phoenician Settlements in the Mediterranean Basin, about 550 BC (colour litho)
6016305 Greek and Phoenician Settlements in the Mediterranean Basin, about 550 BC (colour litho) by Shepherd, William R

Openwork plaque with a striding sphinx, c. 9th-8th century B. C. (ivory)
5054677 Openwork plaque with a striding sphinx, c.9th-8th century B.C

The Phoenician Roman port of Tharros, Sardinia, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Baal, god of the ancient Mideast
Ancient Phoenician or Canaanite deity Baal holding an infant. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Lebanon, Sidon, Statuette representing a divinity from the holy place of Sidon, bronze
DGA573848 Lebanon, Sidon, Statuette representing a divinity from the holy place of Sidon, bronze ; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: 16th-15th Century B.C., France, Paris, Musee du Louvre)

Anthropomorphic sarcophagus, terracotta sculpture from tomb in Punic Ghar Barka
DGA553333 Anthropomorphic sarcophagus, terracotta sculpture from tomb in Punic Ghar Barka, Malta, Phoenician Civilization, 5th Century BC; (add.info.: Anthropomorphic sarcophagus)

View of Phnosia. Luminous Waves and Vibrations, 1890. Creator: James Ensor
View of Phnosia. Luminous Waves and Vibrations, 1890

Barbara Kegeleers and Saint Barbara, 1620. Creator: Cornelis de Vos
Barbara Kegeleers and Saint Barbara, 1620

Anthropomorphic terracotta sarcophagus. From Ghar
Anthropomorphic terracotta sarcophagus. Found in Ghar Barka, on the outskirts of Rabat (Malta). 6th century BC. Detail. National Museum of Archaeology. Valletta. Malta

Anthropomorphic terracotta sarcophagus. From Ghar
Anthropomorphic terracotta sarcophagus. Found in Ghar Barka, on the outskirts of Rabat (Malta). 6th century BC. National Museum of Archaeology. Valletta. Malta

Phoenician inscription on a limestone stele. Tal-Virtu, Rabat (Malta). 7th century BC. National Museum of Archaeology. Valletta. Malta

Iberian Peninsula. Ancient History. From left to right; figures 1 to 6: Phoenicians, figures 7 to 11: Celtiberians. Chromolithography. Historia General de Espana, by Modesto Lafuente. Volume I

Iberian Peninsula. Ancient History. Phoenicians. Figures 1 to 5: illustrations inspired by antiquities from the Cerro de los Santos. Figure 6: Phoenician from a small lamp in the Museum of Tarragona

Iberian Peninsula. Ancient History. Phoenicians. Figures 2 to 5: illustrations inspired by antiquities from the Cerro de los Santos. Figure 6: Phoenician from a small lamp in the Museum of Tarragona

Tyre (currently in Lebanese territory). Engraving by Aubert

Kadmus slays the dragon, Kadmos is the son of the Phoenician king Agenor of Tyros in Greek mythology, Historical, digitally restored reproduction of an original from the period

The storming of Byrsa Castle during the capture of Carthage. Byrsa was a fortified citadel above the Phoenician port in ancient Carthage, Tunisia

Scenes from Eneas, Aineias, Aeneas, a person of both Greek and Roman mythology

Phoenician, Phoenician, glasswork, found in Cyprus and Syria, Phoenicia, Historical, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact date unknown

Gaius Marius, 157 BC, 86, Roman general and statesman

Destruction of the city of Carthage in 146 BC, Battle of Carthage, Third Punic War

The triumphal parade of Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 236-183 BC, a Roman general

Burning the Carthaginian fleet, Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 236-183 BC, a Roman general

The ancient Phoenician city of Carthage, North Africa

Gaius Marius at the Ruins of Carthage, Roman general and statesman

City plan of ancient Phoenician city of Carthage, North Africa

Reconstruction of the ancient city of Utica, North Africa, 2nd century

The triumphal parade of Scipio Africanus the Younger, 185-129 BC, Roman general

The triumphal parade of Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 236-183 BC, Roman general

The triumphal parade of Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 236-183 BC, Roman general

Phoenician ship with two rows of oars, 8th century

Ahab, c. 871 to 852 B. C. King of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Ahab with his woman Jezebel, daughter of the Phoenician king Etbaal of Sidon, meet Elijah, c. king of the northern kingdom of Israel

Phoenician Hercules with the Lion, Phoenician, Phoenician, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, exact date unknown

Tomb of King Hiram at Thyros, Hiram, King of Tyros, 999, 935 BC was a Phoenician king, Historic, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact date not known

Fashion, Aegean Phoenician Culture, 2000-500 B.C

Fashion, Aegean Phoenician culture, 2000-500 B.C

Phoenician temple ggantija on Gozo, Mediterranean island, Malta, historical illustration 1880, Europe

Phoenician column, column head, capital, broken lily, latticework, two rows of garnet rings, antiquity, historical illustration 1886

Temple of Solomon, floor plan, Phoenician architectural style, mathematical proportions, rectangle, back to the west, front to the east, architecture, antiquity, historical illustration 1886

Temple of Solomon, ground plan, Phoenician architectural style, mathematical proportions, rectangle, rear side facing west, front side facing east, architecture, historical illustration 1886

Phoenician vessels with handle, material clay, various signs, cross, historical illustration 1886

Phoenician woman with servant, high chair, jug, bowl, hand over, oval, inscription, historical depiction 1886

Astarte of Sidon as sea goddess and further Astarte, Phoenician, image on coin, ship, rower, antiquity, time of Heliogabal (Fig. LVII), as sea goddess, historical depiction 1886

Seafarer on a Phoenician merchant ship, historical illustration

Phoenician merchant ship leaving port with full crew, historical illustration

Asilah, Morocco
UIG2901864 Asilah, Morocco by Braun, Georg (1541-1622) and Hogenberg, Franz (1535-90); (add.info.: Pirate Haven on Moroccos Atlantic Coast; Bombarded by the Austrians)

Algiers, Algeria
UIG2901783 Algiers, Algeria by Braun, Georg (1541-1622) and Hogenberg, Franz (1535-90); (add.info.: Algiers, Algeria)

The Virgin in a Cloud of Angels, with Saints Barbara and Catherine; Poncher Hours, about 1500

Alexander Attacks the City of Tyre; Livre des fais d'Alexandre le grant, about 1470-1475

Bronze figure of a goddess in diadem and robe from Cortona
Bronze figure of a goddess in diadem and robe, found in the villa of Tadeus Orselli of Cortona. Possibly Roman Juno, in Etruscan religion Uni or Eris, goddess of marriage, fertility, family

Bronze figure of Juno from Tuscany, the oldest in antiquity. In headdress, tunic with collar, sleeves and decorated skirt, beautiful shoes

Saint Barbara; Arenberg Hours, early 1460s. Creator: Willem Vrelant
Saint Barbara; Arenberg Hours, early 1460s

Ancient history. Phoenician warrior. Engraving, 19th century
Ancient history. Phoenician warrior. Engraving. Historia General de Espana by Father Mariana. Madrid, 1852

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Phoenician Civilization: Traders, Artisans, and Explorers" Discover the ancient world of Phoenicia through a captivating journey. Delve into their rich history as we explore the map of ancient Palestine kingdoms of Judah and Israel, where these enterprising people once thrived. Marvel at the intricate sculptures that adorned their cities, such as the bust of goddess Tanit—a masterpiece from Carthaginian art—showcasing their devotion to deities like Moloch. Witness the artistic prowess in a Cyprus bust depicting a bearded man from the 6th century B. C. , revealing their mastery over form and expression. Travel to Lebanon's Sidon, renowned for its flourishing trade routes that made Phoenicians exceptional merchants. Admire how they harnessed nature's resources by sourcing Cedars of Lebanon for Solomon's Temple—an architectural marvel symbolizing their craftsmanship. Unlock secrets hidden within ancient alphabets developed by these innovative traders-turned-scholars. Their contribution revolutionized writing systems across civilizations. Step back in time to bustling ports where Phoenician traders embarked on daring voyages across seas unknown. Picture them navigating treacherous waters with confidence and determination. Witness Punic civilization come alive through vivid frescoes depicting Byrsa Hill—the heart of Carthage—and Hannibal's circular harbor; testaments to their engineering ingenuity. Phoenician coins and writings offer glimpses into an era long gone but not forgotten. These artifacts serve as tangible links connecting us to this enigmatic civilization’s legacy. Be awestruck by an openwork plaque featuring a striding sphinx crafted from ivory during the 9th-8th century B. C. —a testament to Phoenicia's exquisite craftsmanship and artistic finesse. Finally, visit Tharros—a Roman port nestled in Sardinia—where remnants influence still linger today. Witness the enduring impact culture on Mediterranean Europe.