And this is going back thousands and thousands of years. And Carthage was one of those colonies. It was established in the ninth century, this is what modern-day historians believe, sometime between 846 and 813 BCE. It was a Phoenician colony. It was set up as really a trading post for the Tyrians right over here. And the reason why they're called Phoenicians, they didn't call themselves Phoenicians, these Phoenician people. They were called that by the Greeks and later the Romans, because they were famous for trading their purple dye.