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Lack of historical documents between the 12th and the 9th century bc 2017-08-11 02:38:12 Post No. 3228937
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Lack of historical documents between the 12th and the 9th century bc
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2017-08-11 02:38:12
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Why is this, why is there such an extreme lack of archaeological finds and especially written texts during this period in the Eastern Mediterranean?
I noticed it some months ago when researching information about ancient Anatolia, there is always a gap between proper Hittites that ended around 13-12 th century bc and Neo "Syrio Hittites" which were around around the 9th-7th century bc
Even when researching other civilizations around that area it's always either 13-12th century bc or 9-8th in 95% of cases, barely any finds or texts from the 11-10th centuries, the fuck?
Is this a big meemee?
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Bronze Age collapse
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>>3228937
>written texts from 9th bc
anon...
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>>3229024
retard
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>>3229038
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_writing
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>>3228937
1st for the Sea People did nothing wrong!
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>>3229041
Retard
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There isn't much historical documents in general anon.
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>>3230981
Nice.
Show me the texts...
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>>3228937
People forgot how to write.
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