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Why was the murex important to the Phoenicians
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Why was the murex important to the Phoenicians

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The Phoenicians also had valuable resources and highly skilled artisans. From a small shellfish called the murex they produced a brilliant purple dye. This dye was applied to woolen garments, which were highly prized not only for their beauty, but also for their high cost.
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