Cedar of Lebanon — Sacred Tree | Heritage Metal Sign

Solomon's Temple was built with Lebanese cedar. So was the roof of Karnak in Egypt. The Phoenicians controlled the cedar forests of Lebanon and traded that timber to every civilization that needed to build something meant to last. The cedar tree appears on the Lebanese flag today — already a symbol of national identity three thousand years before Lebanon was a nation. The cedar tree, the Phoenician trade ship, the fragrant wood that built the ancient world's most sacred structures — in permanent aluminum.

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