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The Phoenicians wore many things that were purple. The kings wore a lot of purple items because they wanted to show their high authority. They wore sandals, and loose tunic type clothing. The women wore their hair in intricately pinned to their head.
Report Abuse. The Phoenicians are the same people as the Canaanites. Canaanite is the Semitic word used for them, coming from the word 'Kan', or 'K'naan'. Phoencian is the Greek word for these same people. Tin trading-Phoenicians were well-known for trading tin, travelling as far as Britain to trade in tin. The colour pruple-The Phoenicians were famous for producing expensive purple dye (the colour of royalty) through murex seashells, which contained the purple used to make the purple dye. The Greeks called them Phoenicians because of the purple dye which they were famous for producing. The invention of the galley-The Phoencians invented the galley, used for sailing the Mediterranean Sea, and in times of war as a naval vessel. Phoenician kingdoms such as Arvad and Tyre were famous for their shipbuilding.