The Sea Peoples

[Dick]

The new Sea Peoples

All males, single and ready to mingle.

[Daco Celtic]

Tbh I always felt there was something a bit fishy about them.

Nevertheless to this day.I verily hold the Phoenecians and the Beachboys in great esteem.

Yup, I consider Brian Wilson a musical genius and one of the great sea people.

[oszkar07]

Early European Fishermen?

incredibly overrated, latest research suggests they couldn't even catch a cold let alone a fish,

It is still being researched as to how they survived given their poor fishing ability but the evidence thus far indicates they were in fact one of the first peoples that were highly dependent on the earliest Uber eats services.
Scholars are now considering renaming them the Early European Fastfood Folk.

[Occiput in Starlight]

incredibly overrated, latest research suggests they couldn't even catch a cold let alone a fish,

It is still being researched as to how they survived given their poor fishing ability but the evidence thus far indicates they were in fact one of the first peoples that were highly dependent on the earliest Uber eats services.
Scholars are now considering renaming them the Early European Takeout Folk.

EEFishermen precede EEFarmers by some distance of time.

They are worthy of attention.

[Zeno]

The new Sea Peoples

The most unnoble kind.

[Occiput in Starlight]

This is a Hyksos drinking goblet from the 18th century BCE.
https://cojs.org/hyksos_drinking_gob...h_century_bce/

[oszkar07]

EEFishermen precede EEFarmers by some distance of time.

They are worthy of attention.

Perhaps they are, and yet it is whispered that the lesser known EarlyEuropean uber drivers were already making their deliveries in the valleys and the shores on Fridays and Saturdays.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Nuragic civilization.

[Occiput in Starlight]

Perhaps they are, and yet it is whispered that the lesser known EarlyEuropean uber drivers were already making their deliveries in the valleys and the shores on Fridays and Saturdays.

I read a good book recently by Kafelnikov et Ibn Goush about Early European Farmhands. Cannot remember the title but I would highly recommend.

[Occiput in Starlight]