Around 1200 BC, the eastern Mediterranean fell apart. The great empires of the Bronze Age collapsed, many cities were destroyed or emptied, writing disappeared from much of the region, and long-distance trade shrank to almost nothing. Archaeologists call what came next the dark age, and the name is earned: with few texts and almost no [β¦]
Hacia el aΓ±o 1200 a.C. el mundo del MediterrΓ‘neo oriental se vino abajo. Cayeron los grandes imperios de la Edad del Bronce, se destruyeron o se vaciaron muchas ciudades, se perdiΓ³ la escritura en buena parte de la regiΓ³n y el comercio a larga distancia se redujo a lo mΓnimo. Los arqueΓ³logos llaman a lo [β¦]
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