[blam]

"And they, after all, were just pursuing the Carthaginians in order to stamp them out."

Hadn't considered that. They probably 'worked-on' King Solomon's mine workers too, huh?

[AmericanVictory]

There are those that theorize that the fabulous cities which have been discovered in the Amazonian interior, which are of an architecture clearly beyond the capailities of the present members of the "white tribe" are of that civilization which was the creator of Solomon's mines. As for the Carthaginians and other Phoenician civilizations on the coasts beyond the Straits, we shall never know because the Romans so thoroughly destroyed all of the civilization that they could, by their voyaging seems to have been more extensive in the Atlantic than that of Rome.

[Cronos]

Hadn't considered that. They probably 'worked-on' King Solomon's mine workers too, huh?

I thought it was proven that King Solomon's mine were either in Ethiopia or Yemen.