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Contributing Writers Dr. Hassan Sarkis Dr. Hassan Sarkis
Dr. Hassan Sarkis is an Archeologist and a historian. He is also former Professor in the Department of Archeology at the Lebanese University, former Assistant Professor in Eastern Archeology at the University of Sorbonne; author of several books and about 200 research articles that have been translated in several languages and published in local and international scientific journals. 
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Phoenicia in the Roman era After the disintegration of the Seleucid Empire, General Pompey’s mission was to curb piracy supported by coastal cities, which was where their ships were built and the slaves they captured sold. He...
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Phoenicia in the Hellenistic era Phoenician cities enjoyed a wide network of ties with the Greek city-states even before Alexander the Great waged his battles against the Persian Empire and subsequently entered Phoenician cities,...
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The Phoenicians and the Greek The second millennium witnessed wide-scale disorder in the eastern Mediterranean regions. Several factors –of natural, internal and external causes, in additional to rural poverty and the collapse of...
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Dr. Hassan Sarkis Dr. Hassan Sarkis is an Archeologist and a historian. He is also former Professor in the Department of Archeology at the Lebanese University, former Assistant Professor in Eastern Archeology at the University...
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The “Canaanite-Phoenician” city-states عربي From their foundation in the third millennium BC, coastal Canaanite cities included a mix of people from different origins and races, each with their own dialect and customs. The Canaanites...
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Phoenicia and the Phoenicians عربي Phoenicia, as a geographic entity, is confined to the middle part of the central eastern mediterranean region situated between Ra’s Al Bassit in Syria, to the north, Mount Carmel in Palestine,...
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Canaan and the Canaanites عربي "The land of Canaan” refers to the territories situated between the Gulf of Iskenderun to the north, the al-‘Arish region to the south, the Mediterranean coast to the west and the Orontes,...
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From Pre-historic times to the ‘Sea People’ Invasions عربي The Eastern and Southern African regions were considered as the cradle where the evolution of some primates has lead to the emergence of the human race. Some more recent discoveries however seem...
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Lebanon: its geography and people The Monthly is pleased to introduce the eminent archaeologist Dr. Hassan Salameh Sarkis, who will contribute a series of articles for The Monthly under the heading “Flashes of History.” The...
