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       Ancient Phoenicians, Palestinians, and Aryans in History and
       Religion - ROBERT SEPEHR
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: November 27, 2020, 9:46 am
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       Ancient Phoenicians, Palestinians, and Aryans in History and
       Religion - ROBERT SEPEHR
       A folk dance native to the Eastern Mediterranean, the
       Palestinian Dabke jumps may have origins in ancient Canaanite
       fertility rites, where the Phoenicians were probably the first
       teachers of the dance to the rest of the world. Generally
       speaking, ancient dances were often connected with religious
       rituals, a link that was common up to the 16th century and still
       continues in some countries.
       Phoenicia was a sea-faring civilization, that included the
       coastal areas of today's Lebanon, northern Israel, and Southern
       Syria from about 1550 BC to 300 BC.  The Phoenician writing
       system became widely used, spread by Phoenician merchants across
       the Mediterranean world, where its alphabet evolved and was
       assimilated by many other cultures. Robert Sepehr is an author,
       producer and independent anthropologist.
       16 minutes
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