Phocaeans

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The Phocaeans were an ancient Greek seafaring people from the Ionian city of Phocaea, renowned for their maritime trade and for founding colonies across the western Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ionian Greeks
ancient Greek people
colonizedRegion Iberian Peninsula coasts
western Mediterranean
western Mediterranean coasts of Gaul
conflictWith Persian Empire NERFINISHED
culturalRegion Ionia NERFINISHED
engagedIn long-distance trade
metal trade
olive oil trade
trade with Tartessos
wine trade
ethnicOrigin Phocaea NERFINISHED
flourishedDuring 6th century BCE
7th century BCE
foundedColony Alalia NERFINISHED
Elea NERFINISHED
Emporion NERFINISHED
Hemeroskopeion NERFINISHED
Mainake NERFINISHED
Massalia NERFINISHED
Rhoda NERFINISHED
Velia NERFINISHED
knownFor founding colonies
maritime trade
naval exploration
seafaring
language Ancient Greek
legacy foundation of Massalia as major Greek colony
spread of Greek culture in western Mediterranean
locatedIn Phocaea NERFINISHED
migratedAfter Persian conquest of Ionia NERFINISHED
modernLocationOfOrigin Foça, Turkey NERFINISHED
navalTechnology long-range sailing ships
pentekonters
partOf Ionian Greeks NERFINISHED
politicalCenter Phocaea NERFINISHED
religion ancient Greek religion
source Herodotus NERFINISHED
timePeriod Archaic Greece NERFINISHED
tradedWith Carthaginians NERFINISHED
Etruscans NERFINISHED
Tartessians NERFINISHED
other Greek poleis
worshippedDeity Apollo NERFINISHED
Artemis NERFINISHED
Athena NERFINISHED

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Elea foundedBy Phocaeans
Velia foundedBy Phocaeans