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English: Sometime around 2000 BCE and 1900 BCE a series of events led to a large swath of destruction starting from the what is Eastern Anatolia (now Eastern Turkey) to the Aegean Sea.
Used info from: Mellaart, James (January 1958). "The end of the early Bronze Age in Anatolia and the Aegean". American Journal of Archaeology vol 62 (no1). |
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