The Sarcophagus of Eshmunazar II: A beautifully decorated sarcophagus discovered in Sidon, Lebanon, providing insights into Phoenician burial practices.
The Berytus Lion: A majestic marble lion statue found in Beirut, Lebanon, symbolizing Phoenician craftsmanship and artistic prowess.
The Shipwreck of Uluburun: A sunken Phoenician ship off the coast of Turkey containing a treasure trove of artifacts from various civilizations.
The Byblos Alphabet: Ancient inscriptions in Byblos, Lebanon, showcasing one of the earliest forms of the Phoenician alphabet.
The Amulet of Tanit: A sacred artifact representing the Phoenician goddess Tanit, discovered in Carthage, Tunisia.
The Ivory Pyxis of the Mistress of the Animals: A small ivory container depicting a Phoenician goddess surrounded by animals, found in Cyprus.