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Phoenician Religion and Child Sacrifices

Fenike Dini ve Çocuk Kurbanları

Mustafa KARAGEÇİ
Pages
205–238
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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In this research, we analyze the Phoenician religion and child sacrifices.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Phoenicians are one of the oldest nations of Mediterranean and many inscriptions mention this lands riches.
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Key Findings & Data:The great powers of the ancient world such as Egyptians, Assyrians, and many others have struggled with each other for these lands.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this research, we analyze the Phoenician religion and child sacrifices.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Fenike · Mısır · Assur

Abstract

Phoenicians are one of the oldest nations of Mediterranean and many inscriptions mention this lands riches. The great powers of the ancient world such as Egyptians, Assyrians, and many others have struggled with each other for these lands. Whether today or ancient times, Phoenicians are known as eager traders and talented sailors. While there are some objections about Phoenician child sacrifices, ancient writers and inscriptions tell us about those sacrifices. Archaeological evidence shows us that they did sacrifice. In this research, we analyze the Phoenician religion and child sacrifices.

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Akdeniz’in en eski halklarından biri olan Fenikeliler ve Fenike topraklarının zenginliği hakkında birçok kitabeden bilgiler edinmekteyiz. Eski Dünya’nın Mısır, Assur ve diğer pek çok güçleri bu topraklar üzerinde egemenlik kurmak amacıyla birçok mücadeleler vermişlerdir. Gerek günümüzde, gerek eski dünyada Fenikeliler, cesur tüccarlar ve yetenekli denizciler olarak bilinmektedir. Fenike çocuk kurbanlarına bazı itirazlar olsa da, antik yazarlar ve kitabeler bize Fenike toplumunda çocuk kurbanlarından bahsetmektedir. Arkeolojik kazı sonuçları da bize Fenikelilerin çocuk kurbanları yaptıklarını göstermektedir. Bu makalemizde Fenike dini ve çocuk kurbanlarını inceleyeceğiz.

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KARAGEÇİ, M. (2022). Phoenician Religion and Child Sacrifices. Iğdır Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 20, 205–238. https://ajindex.com/articles/538808

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