I don't know how to read this but this is my synopsis of the video by @DanDavisWrites.
Stage 1: Isolated settlements plagued with internecine warfare
Stage 2: Invasions and consolidation. What was no more than 2 hectares before grew to settlements
Stage 1: Isolated settlements plagued with internecine warfare
Stage 2: Invasions and consolidation. What was no more than 2 hectares before grew to settlements
as big as a rare 60 hectares. Another reason for this is collapse of a civilization which moved South into Po Valley.
Stage 3: Stability and extensive trade routes - the first time in history in Central Europe and beyond.
Stage 3: Stability and extensive trade routes - the first time in history in Central Europe and beyond.
Stage 4: Over exploitation of nature and drastic change in climate(consequence of over-exploitation?).
Parallel to this, the old world saw a major tectonic shift - the Hittites. Their long drawn wars with Egypt forced kingdoms to gang into groups to protect their trade routes -
Parallel to this, the old world saw a major tectonic shift - the Hittites. Their long drawn wars with Egypt forced kingdoms to gang into groups to protect their trade routes -
from enemies as well as pirates.
Stage 5: Damaged trade routes and drastic changes in climate - more fight for resources. A sudden drought around 1150 BC - mass exodus towards places they know. Greeks were busy fighting in Anatolia, the rush from the North ejected entities in
Stage 5: Damaged trade routes and drastic changes in climate - more fight for resources. A sudden drought around 1150 BC - mass exodus towards places they know. Greeks were busy fighting in Anatolia, the rush from the North ejected entities in
the south and this sea of refugees slowly gelled together into a composite whole - the Sea Peoples who were stopped with much effort - but not before they destroyed behemoths. If the Terramare packed their backs in toto and quit Po Valley, who else did that? 
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