1177 avant notre ère : la fin de l’âge du bronze
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Les grands dossiers de l'Histoire par Franck Ferrand
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What triggered the catastrophic collapse of the Bronze Age around 1177 BCE?
9h-9h30, le meilleur des grands dossiers de l'histoire avec Franck Ferrand. Sur Radio Classique. Extraordinaire paysage du delta du Nil, vous savez ce delta, cette embouchure fluviale gigantesque, qui ce jour-là est hérissée, d'embarcations sur lesquelles se tiennent des hommes en armes, coiffés de tiars à plumes, de casques étranges. Nous sommes bien dans le nord de l'Egypt in 1177 a Jesus Christ. These homes, ces... These homes, the Egyptians have been, they know Pedesset, Shardan, Deker, Shekelesh, Denien. We connect so the name of People of the Mer. These are those who accused a decennice of the grand destructors. It had an hour that these people are. Hatti, Ugarit, Chypre. The royaum entiers have been literally balayed by these envahisseurs, and the reality is that we don't know what grand chose.
This year, the puissance prepared to afford the envahisseurs. Ramses III attended a piece on the flood. The flood royal blocked the remote. The navies enemy, tandis que on the river du Nil, the architecture Egyptians are who attend two pieces. They are in embuscade, pretty cribly of flesh, the pont enemy.
The default is total, and surface. Temple funéraire, on est à Melinetabu. Ramses will grave the mother. Those who are approached of my frontier, their semen is, their cursors and their arms have cessed to existed for the time eternal and infini. On reconnaît la fashion to party, n'est-ce pas? The fashion d'incanting des anciens Egyptians. Sur les temples, on the papyrus, Ramses represent in triomphateur, several rempart of the civilization face the chaos that arrived in North and the Mer. And the fact the Egypt had tenue.
It emphatically with each other.
We have compris that the Empire Hittite has disparated. Ugarit is a champion. Chypre is ravaged. In Greece, the palace Mycéniens are incendiary.
Eric Klein dans 1177 avant Jesus Christ, le jour où la civilisation s'est effondrée.
How did the Sea Peoples’ invasions affect the major Mediterranean kingdoms?
It's publié aux editions La Découverte. Je le cite. The terror has probably régnéed partout in derived of this royaume. But, the premier chercheurs have tendance to attribute the peuple de la mer toutes les destructions survenues during this period. Or, it serves presomptual to porter the responsibility of the fin de l'Age du Bronze in Méditerranée, Orientale and Greek. Multiple events were joined in a tempest perfect that conduisit the bronze at their perte. It's like, in a certain manner, the view civilizations formed what we appeared the archaeological, the archaïque that precede the monster antique. It's like the ensemble of these civilizations had arrived at a point where they were in a certain manner declining, because the people of the merely.
coup de grâce d'une certaine manière. Ce monde là, ce monde archaïque, il était déjà en train de s'effondrer. Franck Ferrand sur Radio Classique. The mind's effondre has not connuced this apogée on 12e cycle after monte plus haut, bien entendu. On est attention tardif, héritier of two millénaires of progression technologic, but also cultural. A two debut of three miles available the premier allies of cuivre and d'étain to create the The bronze. That's later in 7000, 3000 after Jesus Christ, that was 5000 of you. And we have these royal central, organising, dotted of administration, d'une very culture.
ent in the world of the creature, that's in the world of the history. Imagine a society brilliant and hierarchized, structural. This has been the métallurgie du bronze, the premier, the chantiers absolutely monumental. It's a world of scribes, the chars, of routes commercial, the palace extract. At Mycène in Greece, capital of royal Agamemnon, the hero of the guy of Troy, the heroes of Homer. In this Mycène subsist an encent or blocks of piercing massive that the Greeks of the epoch classic thought that it had been battery by the Cyclopes. And that has done some nice to this structure. We talked of the Cyclopéan. But it's not a Mycenae. If you live in Crete, we have the vestiges extraordinary of the civilization minoennes which, at Gnosos and ailleurs, have a palace invractive inuits of the year.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What triggered the catastrophic collapse of the Bronze Age around 1177 BCE?
0:11–3:24
2
How did the Sea Peoples’ invasions affect the major Mediterranean kingdoms?
3:24–6:36
3
Why did the Hittite, Ugaritic and Cypriot civilizations crumble during this period?
6:36–12:37
4
What role did climate change, drought and earthquakes play in the Bronze Age collapse?
12:37–15:43
5
How did the disruption of trade routes accelerate the downfall of Bronze Age societies?
15:43–19:21
6
What archaeological evidence reveals the destruction of Mycenaean palaces and Egyptian temples?
19:21–21:47
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