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BeBro
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of the Krauts
Mar 2000 time: 06:13
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Ok, I finished the events for the Phoenicians today, the events for the Macedonians still need some work... 
Both civs have three events files, not four, as the Romans. The reason for this is simple: because of the destruction of Carthage and the Roman conquest of the Hellas there are no special historic events for both civs after 146BC, so after that time a game as Macedonians/Phoenicians will be very unhistoric, but still a lot of fun, I think... 
So, Macedonia and Carthage will face heavy Roman attacks during the period of the second events file.
Ok, who´s interested to play the Phonicians or will someone again test the improved Roman version?
I ask this to make sure that not every tester plays the same civ, so please post your opinion or drop me a mail ). Thanks 
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Hendrik the Great
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Good old Germany!
Oct 1999 time: 06:13
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Bernd, that is all I am waiting for to play the Phonecians! Is the German Version ready?
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Prometeus
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of Old Europe - "In America we don't trust"
Jun 2000 time: 06:13
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Livius wrote this passage, referring to Aquileia's occupation by Gauls ( "... in gallica terra..."). Even if this passage is unsure, it could mean only two things:
1) this land was occupied by Carnics Gauls in 181 BC ( so when Aquileia was founded ), or
2) this land was occupied by Carnics Gauls in 65 BC ( when Livius wrote his History ).
There are several other points:
a) in 500 BC late Halstatt culture in Friuli is identified only by proto-venetic and istrian/illirian features ( and not celtic ones ),
b) there is no evidence of a Danubian Valley occupation by ancient Celts before early IV century ( and historical sources mentioned Illirian Autarites' defeat in 310 BC )
c) Halstatt culture gave birth to Celts, Illirians and proto-Venetic cultures; and these three culture typologies are well identified from VII century BC
d) in ancient greek sources ( and i mean the "Skylakes Peryplus", composed around in the IV century midst years ) there's no mention of celtic cities in this area;
e) first celtic cities are mentioned in that area only after Boian tribe's destruction by Romans in 190; only form this time Carnics are mentioned as celtic tribe, a tribe that moved to Italy shortly before this timedate - they were forced to move to Italy from Boemia ( Boiohemium = homeland of the Boian people ) by Germanic tribes' raids
Don't worry, BeBro, you did the right thing. 
Anzac, be careful... sometimes friulans are darn campanilistic... Can you send me more accurate infos from this book bibliography ?
[This message has been edited by Prometeus (edited December 16, 2000).]
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