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Devonshire treat
Phoenician treat 2,000 years ago, Phoenician settlers introduced the people of Devon and Cornwall to CLOTTED CREAM (used to preserve buffalo milk on Phoenician ships). Nowadays cow’s cream is centrifuged to make very high-fat clotted cream that is used on scones and to make ice cream and fudge.
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Greek Silver Shekel from Tyre, Phoenicia c. 425-394 BC
This coin, struck under an uncertain king, shows Melkart holding a bow and reigns while riding a hippocamp with a dolphin swimming in the waves below. The reverse shows an owl in front of a crook and flail.
Melkart or Melqart was the tutelary god of Tyre. Melqart was often titled Ba‘l Sūr  meaning "Lord of Tyre", and considered to be the ancestor of the Tyrian royal family. In Greek, by interpretatio graeca, he was identified with Heracles and referred to as the Tyrian Herakles. As Tyrian trade and colonization expanded, Melqart became venerated in Phoenician and Punic cultures from Syria to Spain.
Phoencian statues
