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Which of the following goods was the most expensive item traded by the Phoenicians? A. gold jewelry B. ivory carvings C. Tyrian purple dye D. alabaster vases Please select the best answer from the choices
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Which of the following goods was the most expensive item traded by the Phoenicians?
A. gold jewelry
B. ivory carvings
C. Tyrian purple dye
D. alabaster vases
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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A.Gold jewelry
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C. Tyrian purple dye
The tyrian purple dye was the most expensive item traded by the Phoenicians
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