An important Phoenician Inscribed Limestone Plaque, ca. 1200 - 300 BCE

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An important Phoenician Inscribed Limestone Plaque, ca. 1200 - 300 BCEThis rare and extraordinary small plaque, carved from pale pink limestone is of thick rectangular form. On the front, lightly carved in raised relief is the standing figure of a Phoenician male deity, probably the god Baal, brandishing a thunderbolt in his right hand. The reverse is incised with three lines of Phoenician script. Background: Descendants of the original Canaanites, the Phoenicians worshipped the same god Baal who was considered one of

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