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Assyrian rule (875-608 BCE) deprives the Phoenician…

909 BCE to 766 BCE

Assyrian rule (875-608 BCE) deprives the Phoenician cities of their independence and prosperity and brings repeated, unsuccessful rebellions.

Locations

Byblos > Jubayl Mont-Liban Lebanon View →

Groups

Semites View → Phoenicia View → Phoenicians View → Tyre, Kingdom of (Phoenicia) View → Assyria, (New) Kingdom of (Neo-Assyrian Empire) View → Assyrian people View → Carthage, Kingdom of View →

Topics

Greek Dark Ages View → Phoenician colonization View → Iron Age, Near and Middle East View → Assyrian Wars of c. 909-c. 746 BCE View →

Commodities

Gem materials View → Glass View → Grains and produce View → Strategic metals View → Beer, wine, and spirits View → Lumber View →

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Regions

The Near and Middle East (909 BCE to 766 BCE)

The Near and Middle East

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Subregions

Middle East (909 BCE to 766 BCE)

Middle East

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Near East (909 BCE to 766 BCE)

Near East

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