The Greeks really do have near-mythical origins, ancient DNA reveals

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Very interesting how Greek founded Phoenicia. Do you teach that in your schools?

Maybe you meant "only Greek historians say that Greeks colonized Phoenicia"?

No that is what all Ancient historians and historical texts say and happen to be 100% corroborated by archeology.

And the Phoenician alphabet was given to the Phoenicians in 1450 bC by a Greek named Phoenix after whom the Phoenicians were re-named, at the same time that his brother Cadmus brought the same alphabet to Greece.

Phoenix ancestors came from Argos and before he left the Greek part of Egypt which was controlled by his family for over 200 years as part of the Dynasty of Foreign Kings, the Phoenicians used only Cuneiform.

[Tauromachos]

So much for Myceaneans destroying the civilization of the Minoans and being unrelated to them, although archeology. history and now genetics shows the complete opposite.

I think the classic Minoan culture was primarily destroyed by the Vulcano erruption at Santorin.
Similar to the destruction of Pompeii

[Pulsa Dinura]

No that is what all Ancient historians and historical texts say and happen to be 100% corroborated by archeology.

And the Phoenician alphabet was given to the Phoenicians in 1450 bC by a Greek named Phoenix after whom the Phoenicians were re-named, at the same time that his brother Cadmus brought the same alphabet to Greece.

Phoenix ancestors came from Argos and before he left the Greek part of Egypt which was controlled by his family for over 200 years as part of the Dynasty of Foreign Kings, the Phoenicians used only Cuneiform.

Sources?

[Lemgrant]

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