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[Paphitis]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

[denizaksulu]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

[Paphitis]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

So what is your point?

These artifacts are Mycenaean and/or Cypriot/Cypriot Mycenaean as the article claims!

[Oracle]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

On what do you base that, deniz?

For example, genetic studies in Sicily, a place visited by both Greeks and Phoenicians, shows a 37% contribution from Greek genes and much less from Phoenicians. The frequencies are pretty much representative of other sites (Cyprus less than 7% Phoenician markers).

[Oracle]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

So what is your point?

These artifacts are Mycenaean and/or Cypriot/Cypriot Mycenaean as the article claims!

Do you think it's in the genes of Turks to try and diminish the contributions from the Greek world?

[denizaksulu]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

So what is your point?

These artifacts are Mycenaean and/or Cypriot/Cypriot Mycenaean as the article claims!

Simple. The Myceneans spread their wares and the Phoenicians spread their seed. I was hinting at Cypriot genetical purity or not.

Did I have to spell it out to you?

[Oracle]

Just highlighting the fact that Greeks and Phoenicians were the main seafarers at the time. So it is only natural to presume that these 2 peoples had the largest influence in the region at the time.

The article clearly mentions Cyprus and Mycenae. The Phoenicians also had set up settlements in Cyprus!

Then they, as I said before, the Phoenicians were generous with their seed..

Thank you.

So what is your point?

These artifacts are Mycenaean and/or Cypriot/Cypriot Mycenaean as the article claims!

Simple. The Myceneans spread their wares and the Phoenicians spread their seed. I was hinting at Cypriot genetical purity or not.

You're wrong, again!

[Get Real!]

Do you think it's in the genes of Turks to try and diminish the contributions from the Greek world?

There’s no such thing as a “Greek world” but there is a very small, insignificant, and bankrupt failed attempt at a free market economy and democracy called “Greece” now well and truly into EU receivership.

[Oracle]

Do you think it's in the genes of Turks to try and diminish the contributions from the Greek world?

There’s no such thing as a “Greek world” but there is a very small, insignificant, and bankrupt failed attempt at a free market economy and democracy called “Greece” now well and truly into EU receivership.

Wishing ill on Greece won't make Cyprus better, so grow up!

[Get Real!]

Do you think it's in the genes of Turks to try and diminish the contributions from the Greek world?

There’s no such thing as a “Greek world” but there is a very small, insignificant, and bankrupt failed attempt at a free market economy and democracy called “Greece” now well and truly into EU receivership.

Wishing ill on Greece won't make Cyprus better, so grow up!

What I posted above was FACTS. As for my wishes for Greece, you don't want to know...