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In 332 B.C.E. Macedonian Greek forces under Alexander the Great managed to breach the “impregnable” walls of the Phoenician island city of Tyre (in southern Lebanon) by actually altering the local geography.
In 332 B.C.E. Macedonian Greek forces under Alexander the Great managed to breach the “impregnable” walls of the Phoenician island city of Tyre (in southern Lebanon) by actually altering the local geography.