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007 Late Bronze Age Collapse

An episode of the The History of Ancient Greece podcast, hosted by Ryan Stitt, titled "007 Late Bronze Age Collapse" was published on May 16, 2016 and runs 51 minutes.

May 16, 2016 ·51m · The History of Ancient Greece

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In this episode, we briefly discuss the Trojan War myth; the historical evidence for Mykenaian conflict in the eastern Mediterranean and Anatolia (by looking at the Egyptian and Hittite records); the archaeological evidence for layer VI and VII on the citadel of Hisarlik, i.e. ancient Troy (Wilion/Ilion); the Bronze Age collapse in both Greece and the Near East and its possible causes/explanations; the mysterious group of people known as the "Sea Peoples"; and the so-called "Dorian Invasion" of Greece

Show Notes: http://www.thehistoryofancientgreece.com/2016/04/007-late-bronze-age-collapse.html

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