Tyre in the Early Persian Period (539-486 B.C.E.)
@article{Katzenstein1979TyreIT, title={Tyre in the Early Persian Period (539-486 B.C.E.)}, author={H. Katzenstein}, journal={The Biblical Archaeologist}, year={1979}, volume={42}, pages={23 - 34} }
The impact of Carthage gaining its independence, and Tyre's loss of preeminence to its twin city, Sidon.
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