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Legacy of Hannon
Hannon the Navigator sailed beyond the Pillars of Hercules in the fifth century before Christ, founding seven trading posts along the Atlantic coast of West Africa and pushing south past the limits of all subsequent classical voyaging. His periplus survives in Greek translation and still describes harbors, river mouths, and offshore landmarks that our captains can verify on every voyage south. A documented blue water tradition hands our Carthaginian explorers a route book and a pattern of logistics that no European nation can claim to inherit from antiquity.
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