Arwad

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Arwad is an ancient Phoenician island city-state off the coast of modern-day Syria, historically known as a significant maritime and trading center in the eastern Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Phoenician city
ancient city-state
archaeological site
island
ancientLanguage Phoenician
continent Asia
country Syria
culture Phoenician culture
era Bronze Age
Classical antiquity
Iron Age
governance monarchy
hasFeature fortified island settlement
harbor facilities
hasHeritage Phoenician maritime heritage
historicalRegion Levant region
surface form: Levant
historicalStatus independent city-state
knownAs Arados
Aradus
Arvad
laterControlledBy Achaemenid Empire
Assyria
surface form: Assyrian Empire

Neo-Babylonian Empire
surface form: Babylonian Empire

Byzantine Empire
Crusader states
Hellenistic kingdoms
Mamluk Sultanate
Roman Empire
locatedIn Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Mediterranean
surface form: eastern Mediterranean
locatedInGovernorate Tartus
surface form: Tartus Governorate
locatedNear Tartus
locatedOffCoastOf Syria
modernCountry Syria
surface form: Syrian Arab Republic
modernStatus inhabited island of Syria
partOf Phoenician civilization
surface form: Phoenicia
region eastern Mediterranean coast
religionHistorical Canaanite religion
significance maritime center
naval power
trading center
strategicRole control of coastal trade routes
naval base
tradedWith Anatolia
Cyprus
Egypt
Mesopotamia
other Phoenician cities
typeOfGovernment city-state

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