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1. www.historyfiles.co.uk › KingListsMiddEast › CanaanKingdoms of the Levant - Tyre (Canaan) - The History Files

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   They founded the island state of Arvad around 2000 BC. They also invaded and gained control of Gebal, dominating other small cities along the coastal strip which forms modern Lebanon, while other cities such as Sidon and Tyre remained free of Amorite influence.

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     Located in ancient Syria (now southern Lebanon), not far...

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2. money.cnn.com › magazines › fsbHe Began Blockbuster. So What? David Cook created a household ...

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   Jul 1, 2003 · So What? David Cook created a household name, but he refuses to become one. By Joshua Hyatt. July 1, 2003. (FORTUNE Small Business) – Everybody thinks that H. Wayne Huizenga founded Blockbuster...

3. www.aramcoworld.com › Articles › January-2016Arwad, Fortress at Sea - AramcoWorld

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   The Greek geographer and historian Strabo wrote that the island he called Arados was founded by exiles from the Phoenician city-state of Sidon. (Arwad’s Phoenician residents are thought to have called their island city Aynook.)

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Scott_CookScott Cook - Wikipedia

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   Scott David Cook (born 1952) is an American billionaire businessman who co-founded Intuit. Cook is also a director of eBay and Procter & Gamble.

5. www.encyclopedia.com › history › asia-and-africaSidon - Encyclopedia.com

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   May 8, 2018 · Sidon probably founded her colonies about the ninth century in Cyprus (cf. Cook, bibl. no. 11), Hippo, and Kition; and the eighth-century citizens of Sidon, Tyre, and Aradus (Arvad) founded Tripoli in Lebanon (Strabo, Geography, 15:2:15). From the late tenth century on Tyre gradually overtook Sidon in the hegemony of Phoenicia.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › ArwadArwad - Wikipedia

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   The island was settled in the early 2nd millennium BC by the Phoenicians. Located some 50 kilometres (31 mi) north of Tripolis, it was a barren rock covered with fortifications and houses several stories in height.

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   Who founded Arados?

   • The Greek geographer and historian Strabo wrote that the island he called Arados was founded by exiles from the Phoenician city-state of Sidon. (Arwad’s Phoenician residents are thought to have called their island city Aynook.)

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   How long has Arwad been inhabited?

   • Arwad has been continuously inhabited since at least the 3rd millennium BC. it was mentioned in the archive of the Royal Palace of Ebla, then at Alalakh. [ 8 ] The island was settled in the early 2nd millennium BC by the Phoenicians.

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   Who was the king of Arwad?

   • Ashurnasirpal II (c.876 BC) made it tributary, but it revolted and 200 men of Arwad were mentioned among the allies of Hadadezer of Aram Damascus at the Battle of Qarqar, when all Syria seems to have been in league against Shalmaneser III (c.854). At this time, the king of Arwad was Mattan Baal.

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   What is Arwad known for?

   • Fishing and boatbuilding have been practiced on Arwad since Phoenician times; in the sixth century bce, woodworkers from Arwad were employed in the royal court in Babylon, now in Iraq.

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   Where did Arwad rule?

   • Strabo indicates that Arwad’s overall dominion extended from the northern Syrian city of Gabala (modern Jableh, near Latakia) south to the Eleutheros River, now al-Nahr al-Kabir (“the Great River”), which separates Syria from Lebanon.

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   How did Arwad become a Christian city?

   • In Roman times, Arwad fiercely resisted Mark Antony when he came to Syria to find money there. When the city refused to co-operate, it was besieged in 38 BC, then eventually surrendered, which marked the end of its independence in 34–35 BC. [ 19 ] The city of Aradus, as it was then called, became a Christian bishopric.

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8. www.jstor.org › stable › 25703506The Columbian Exchange - JSTOR

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   Historian and demographer Nobel David Cook estimates that, in the end, the regions least affected lost 80 percent of their populations; those most affected lost their full populations; and a typical society lost 90 percent of its population