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Bronze Age Collapse

Bronze Age Collapse

Every major civilization just collectively decided to stop existing around 1200 BCE and historians are still fighting about why

Conquest & JudgesOld Testament~1200-1150 BCE

The Hittites? Gone. Mycenaean Greece? Done. Ugarit? Literally burned to the ground. Multiple interconnected civilizations across the Mediterranean and Near East collapsed within decades of each other. Drought, famine, earthquakes, and mysterious 'Sea Peoples' raids all played a role — it was legit the ancient world's apocalypse movie, except nobody survived to make the sequel.

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Ramesses III

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Ugarit Hattusa Mycenae

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