Convert between modern decimal numbers/dates and ancient Phoenician numerals
This converter simplifies date representation by converting the Day, Month, and Year numbers individually between Gregorian decimal and Phoenician numerals.
Historically, Phoenician dates often used regnal years or local eras.
The maximum year supported corresponds to the maximum representable number (9999).
The Phoenicians used a simple additive system, typically written right-to-left, where the value of a number is the sum of the values of its symbols.
Unlike Roman numerals, there was no subtractive notation. Symbols were repeated as needed.
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