The Buried Secrets Of The Pheonician Blood Rituals | Blood On The Altar

The Phoenicians are credited with the creation of the alphabet and advancements in navigation, as well as the introduction of wine to Europe. However, following the ransacking of Carthage by the Romans in 146 BC and the subsequent destruction of their library, scant remnants of Phoenician culture endured. Both the Greeks and Romans portrayed them as sacrificing their daughters to appease their deities. Could this portrayal have been part of a concerted propaganda effort?

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