Who were the Sea People? Bronze Age Collapse

[Kamal900]

The ancient Sardinians were the original Vikings before the Vikings were a thing, lol



The thing is that these ancient peoples were one of the first peoples to use iron age technology rather than bronze which made them very technologically advanced for their time. Even the Greeks joined the fun back then.

[renaissance12]

Seapeople...1300- 1100 B.C.

Egyptian bas-relief



Egyptian bas-relief




Nuragic statues ( Sardinia 1800-1200 B.C.)




Seapeople were ( maybe) Sardinians ( nuragic civilization) + oldest Etruscans ( Italian civilization)

For sure seapeople were neither "greeks" nor any other people from Anatolia or Phoenicians....
In the Mediterranean basin, by exclusion, there were only two other advanced civilization of that era : Nuragic ( Sardinia) and Etruscan ( central Italy )

[Pansarkamrat]

They have slanted Eyes look at the pics they where Turanid Uralics

[Kamal900]

Seapeople...

Egyptian bas-relief



Egyptian bas-relief




Nuragic statues ( Sardinia 1800-1200 B.C.)




Seapeople were ( maybe) Sardinians ( nuragic civilization) + oldest Etruscans ( Italian civilization)

For sure seapeople were neither "greeks" nor any other people from Anatolia or Phoenicians....
In the Mediterranean basin, by exclusion, there were only two other advanced civilization of that era : Nuragic ( Sardinia) and Etruscan ( central Italy

Well, the Dorian and later Mycenaean Greeks did join them. About the Etruscans, their kingdom started after the so called "dark ages" of the Mediterranean world in the 10th century BCE known as the Villanovan culture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etruscan_civilization

[renaissance12]

Well, the Dorian and later Mycenaean Greeks did join them. About the Etruscans, their kingdom started after the so called "dark ages" of the Mediterranean world in the 10th century BCE known as the Villanovan culture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etruscan_civilization

Etruscans arrived in Italy in the XIII -XII century B.C..( From east.. but they were not indoeuropean.. )


http://www.italiantribune.com/the-et...-italy-part-1/

The Etruscan presence in Italy goes as far back as 1200 BC