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Eric Cline: 1177 BC — The Year Civilization Collapsed
Eric Cline's lecture on the end of the Late Bronze Age: a cosmopolitan, tightly connected Mediterranean — Egypt, the Hittites, Mycenae, Canaan, Mesopotamia — that came apart within decades into the first recorded dark age, and why that very interconnection may have made it fragile. 8.7 million views for a 70-minute archaeology talk, and it earns every one.
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