(848 – 825 BCE · Tyre)
The Narrator remembers the early life of Elishat of Tyre, a great woman all but forgotten today who was almost murdered in her bed one dark night years before she became a legend in her own time.
Based on Chapter 4 of Middle by Geoff Micks.
Dido as depicted in a Roman fresco.
A Phoenician sarcophagus lid.
A stone-carving of a Phoenician ship.
More stylized carvings of Phoenician ships hauling timber. Note the horseheads mounted to the prows.
Jezebel by Harold Copping. (I will leave this in as an illustration for the Elishat episodes as well. What an image!)
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Credits:
Voice Acting – Geoff Micks
Editing – Geoff Micks
Music – Dimitri Kovalchuk (MokuseiNoMaguro) through Pixabay
Additional Music – Aleksey Voronin (Amaksi) through Pixabay
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