[SunkenCiv]

Sicanian architecture was simpler than that of the Phoenicians and Greeks. Few standing structures survive from the Sicanian culture, but the so-called "Temple of Diana" (shown here) overlooking Cefalù was built upon an older Sicanian temple to their own goddess of the hunt -- analogous to the Phoenician Astarte, Greek Artemis and Roman Diana.

[Individual Rights in NJ]

I’m Sicilian!

I’m 3rd generation but still 75%!!

[angcat]

ping

Viva Italia!

[Little Bill]

My Mothers friend Florence, there are no Italians South of Rome. My Stepfather, there are no Italians South of Albano, also Sicilians are Turks and Arabs, Brutti.

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

I’m part Sicilian, enough to get invites to the standard parties ;)
When I think of Sicilian art, it’s the cave art of Addaura, some ten thousand years old they say. You can see some on this page: http://www.sandrashaw.com/AH1L02.htm

Rather sophisticated for its era! Note it depicts humans in motion.

[beebuster2000]

better explanation of sicilians imho:

Prof. Hopper Explains Sicily

[editor-surveyor]

Vincenzo needs a little education.

There is nothing ‘phoenician’ about the Hebrew alphabet; it came from the finger of God. Each character was originally a picture of something.

More likely, the reverse is true. The Hebrew influence over the Greek characters is beyond question.