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The Sea Peoples
What do we make of them?
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I think X2 mtdna has something to do with it, it was somehow always widespread geographically, even to the western hemisphere.
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The sea people who destroyed the mediterranean civilization in XIII - XVI century B.C. ?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples
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Most sources from the ancient world say that they came from the region of Greece. They are known as the Philistines, who settled in Palestine, from the former of which the latter gets its etymology from.
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Tbh I always felt there was something a bit fishy about them.The Sea Peoples
Occiput in Starlight;What do we make of them?
Nevertheless to this day.I verily hold the Phoenecians and the Beachboys in great esteem.
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"The Sea Peoples. What do we make of them?"
their activities seem to have been a reaction
to the collapse of infrastructure
caused by massive seismic activity
and weather-change in that area
triggering mass-migrations for survival.
the original conceptualisation was of civilisation-destroyers — but,
the continual refinement of the archæological record reveals
the lengthy period of earth-quakes and weather-change
caused the damage that precipitated the desperate migrations.
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Epic period of history.
Early European Fishermen?
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The new Sea Peoples
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