[HN Gopher] Mycenaean Warriors and the Sea-Peoples
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Mycenaean Warriors and the Sea-Peoples
Author : georgecmu
Score : 14 points
Date : 2024-04-01 02:15 UTC (20 hours ago)
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| PicassoCTs wrote:
| The sea people sounds alot like "ship"-residing refugees sailing
| along the coasts to me. They would be armed, they would be
| desperate and pillage like the vikings. And they would end
| wherever there boats ended up falling apart. Either fighting the
| locals or mixing with them. I guess this is what you do, when
| your city is besieged, runs out of food and you still have an
| open harbor.
| izend wrote:
| Another example might be the Anglo-Saxons "invasion" of Britain
| near the end of the Western Roman Empire. The reason why the
| Anglo-Saxons migrated to Britain isn't entirely clear but it
| appears throughout history there are periods of mass population
| movements due to various reasons such as climate change,
| population explosions or invasion by "steppe people" as Dan
| Carlin refers to them.
| rnoorda wrote:
| If anyone's interested in the Sea Peoples and the Late Bronze
| Age, I recommend _1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed_ by
| Eric H. Cline. It gives a great overview of the primary sources
| and evidences for the factors leading to the Late Bronze Age
| collapse, including the role the Sea Peoples may have played as
| both a cause and symptom of larger societal issues.
| whobre wrote:
| For all who are interested in this period in history, I highly
| recommend the book "1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed"
| by Eric H. Cline
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