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New evidence re-evaluates the role of the Sea Peoples in the Late Bronze Age collapse · Cyprus Report

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New evidence re-evaluates the role of the Sea Peoples in the Late Bronze Age collapse

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New archaeological and historical evidence suggests the Sea Peoples may not have been solely conquerors.
The Sea Peoples are now considered to be part of a larger crisis that transformed the Mediterranean around 1200 BCE.
This new perspective challenges the traditional view of the Sea Peoples as simple invaders who destroyed the world of the Odyssey.

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Λαοί της Θάλασσας: Οι μυστηριώδεις «εισβολείς» που ίσως δεν κατέστρεψαν ποτέ τον κόσμο της Οδύσσειαςin.gr · 3 hours ago

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New archaeological and historical evidence suggests the Sea Peoples may not have been solely conquerors.
The Sea Peoples are now considered to be part of a larger crisis that transformed the Mediterranean around 1200 BCE.
This new perspective challenges the traditional view of the Sea Peoples as simple invaders who destroyed the world of the Odyssey.

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