[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/2767_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] EXPLORATION | Around 480 B.C. Himilco of this powerful north African city 
sailed the Atlantic, maybe as far north as Ireland | Carthage. right: Matt. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] High North: Carthaginian Exploration of Ireland | Gates of Nineveh ... [PAR] Dec 13, 2011 ... Prior to Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain in 55 BC, few men from the ... But their 
settlements did not range far, and there is little evidence of Phoenician ... wares 
from the interiors of Europe and Africa where Phoenicians could not reach. .... 
Himilco's next move was to sail north from Brittany towards Britain. [DOC] [TLE] Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania Treasure. - TreasureNet [PAR] Around 510 BC, the ancient city and empire of Carthage sent out two ... Himilco 
was to explore to the north, including the European coast and British Isles. ... 
sailing down the Atlantic coast of Africa following the exact course of .... The idea 
of gigantic amounts of gold being buried seems far fetched or is it? [DOC] [TLE] Hanno the Navigator - Wikipedia [PAR] Hanno the Navigator was a Carthaginian explorer of the sixth or fifth century BC, 
best known for his naval exploration of the western coast of Africa. The only 
source of his voyage is a Greek periplus. According to some modern analyses of 
his route, Hanno's expedition could have reached as far south as Gabon. ... The 
Greek historian Herodotus (ca.480425 BC) gives a story based... [DOC] [TLE] The Age Of Discovery, Also Known As The Age Of Exploration [PAR] Two brothers from the powerful city of Venice, Niccolo and Maffeo Polo, ... 480 
BC - Sailed along NW coast of Africa, perhaps as far as Cape Palmas. Himilco: 
Carthage: about 500""400 BC - Explored SW coast of Europe N from C-diz, 
Spain. ... 1497""98 - Sailed around Cape of Good Hope to Malindi on E coast of 
Africa,... [DOC] [TLE] Himilco, Phoenician Voyager to Northewestern Shores of Europe [PAR] Himilco was not the first to sail on the northern Atlantic ocean. ... days' sailing 
distance from Ireland, and they were rich in the mining of tin and lead. ... that 
Tartessian tradesmen could communicate with people in the far north. 
Phoenician interest in the Atlantic tin trade may have started as early as the 
eleventh century B.C.:... [DOC] [TLE] Peoples of the Ancient World: The-Carthaginians - Scribd [PAR] The Carthaginian 'sea empire' Carthage and North Africa 39 Carthage and the 
..... The Tyrians remembered being first founded around 2750 bc (so they told ...... 
between 490 and 480, pitted Carthage against the two powerful Greek cities .... 
How far south the fleet sailed is regularly debated, and the vivid descriptions of... [DOC] [TLE] The Project Gutenberg EBook of Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ... [PAR] The direction of the line (which is at Cape Comorin) is north and south. ..... is thus 
mounted eccentrically with respect to the vertical axis around which it revolves. 
...... which may be taken as somewhere between 570 and 480 B.C. The extent of 
..... the African coast, touching at Mombasa and Quiloa, and then sailed across to
... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts ... [PAR] A. P. H. Alfred Peter Hillier, M.D., M.P. Author of South African Studies; The 
Commonweal; &c. .... Secretary to the North American Boundary Commission, 
1858-1862. ...... the far north-east, for a few miles below Chieng Sen, the Mekong 
does the same. ...... The great double invasion of 480 B.C. was planned in 
concert by the... [DOC] [TLE] EgyptSearch Forums: Phoenician-Canaanite (Maybe Hebrew) Empire [PAR] 1550 B.C.)when the Phoenician cities (with the exception of Byblos) .... 
Carthage (Tunis) in North Africa, plus colonies on Cyprus, Sicily, Sardinia .... that 
we can say the Phoenicians had created a powerful sea-trade empire? ..... were 
sailing at least as far as Sumatra in southeast Asia, which may be the... [DOC] [TLE] Polyeres | GENERAL | Pinterest [PAR] Largest Ships,

Question: Around 480 B.C. Himilco of this powerful north African city sailed the Atlantic, maybe as far north as Ireland
Answer: Carthage