Sounds like a treasure trove for anyone who loves the way words shape perception. Old Greek and Phoenician had different ways of naming waves, currents, and weather—each term carries a worldview. If the tablets use specific words for swell, for example, and tie them to particular stars or winds, it tells us the sailors saw the sea as a network of predictable patterns rather than a chaotic force. The precision or ambiguity of the terminology can show whether they relied on empirical observation or on mythic explanations. So yes, a careful reading of those words can open a window into how they interpreted the ocean.