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A text suggests that Aüza was probably the earliest Phoenician colony in North Africa. It has commonly been located far to the west, beyond Carthage. A more plausible location, nearer Egypt and Phoenicia, at the site known as Aziris, is here suggested.

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1966Evidence for the Dating of Greek Settlements in Cyrenaica 2006EARLY EUBOEAN SETTLEMENTS IN THE CARTHAGE AREA 2005Archaic Greek colonies in Libya: historicalvs.archaeological chronologies?

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