
Unmasking the Sea Peoples: The 1177 BCE Apocalypse and the Collapse of Bronze Age Empires
When the Bronze Age came crashing down, it wasn’t a quiet decline but a catastrophe so profound that historians sometimes describe it as an apocalypse. Around 1177 BCE, the interconnected world of palaces, scribes and merchants stretching from Greece and Anatolia to Egypt disintegrated. Cities burned, trade routes vanished and writing systems vanished. In modern popular […]
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