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If you could ask one question and get a 100% true answer, what would it be and why?
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Who were the sea people and what really happened with the bronze age collapse?
The bronze age collapse was likely caused by widespread draught from what I've read. The evidence points to the sea people being a conglomeration of neighboring groups who took to the sea raiding for survival.
That still doesn't really explain, why so many civilizations collapsed over such a relatively wide geographical range.
It especially doesn't explain, why so many of them just seem to have vanished almost over night.
Widespread draught and climate change aren't localized events.