Oops! It looks like I might have raised your hopes with a careless smiley, codeman. Actually, the turns were mostly boring, but I only played 10 just in case we want to adjust our strategy (plus I really REALLY hate ending a turnset outside the gridlines of the scorechart...)
The barbs were largely quiescient: we only had three attacks, which we won easily. The rest just turned tail when they saw us. I also used some of the newer units as fogbusters - might as well make them useful until they are required for war.
Anyway, onto the shrine at Barca: Zoroaster was born in Madrid in 220BC and sent to build the Temple of Solomon, which was completed in 190BC. Nothing more mysterious than that.
What is more important is that while this was happening, Izzy finally decided where she was going to plop her settler:
By the end of the turnset the city was still at size 1, but had acquired Judaism.
NB: I don't think GF mentioned that Buddhism had spread to Osaka. I didn't convert as it would do nothing for us (apart from 1cpt), and I assume that going to war will remove any chance of a cultural battle between Osaka and Santiago
Apart from this, I just followed GF's lead: infrastructure in the islands and military at Osaka. Construction is due in 5. I let one sword finish normally, and timed a chop to get another 2 turns later. A third is currently in production. This is the state of our forces at present:
According to McCauley, this was our power ranking in 235BC.
And this is how is compares with Izzy by the end of the round:
Finally, some more pretty pictures: