The real history of the Habiru state-evaders who outlasted empires.
An analysis of how Habiru state-evaders and the 3.2ka BP drought disrupted Late Bronze Age Levantine economies,...
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Mesolithic and Neolithic Mediterranean (origins to c 3500 BC)
Covers everything from the early prehistoric through to the beginning of the Bronze Age. We look at Mesolithic societies and the Neolithic expansion,.
Explore Era »The Formative Mediterranean (c 3500 to c. 1200 BC)
This period looks at the rise of the Great Kings and Bronze Age Civilisations of the Middle East through to their eventual demise.
Explore Era »The Bronze to Iron Age Transition (c. 1200 BC to c 750 BC)
Formally known as the Greek Dark Ages, this period, immediately following the collapse of the Bronze Age civilisations in the Middle East and eastern Mediterranean, was anything but dark.
Explore Era »The Classical Sea (c. 750 BC to c. 500 AD)
Covers the Greek city-states, the Hellenistic period, the Carthaginian empire, and the entirety of Roman dominance up to the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
Explore Era »The Modern Mediterranean (c. 1500 AD to Present)
From the rise of the Ottoman Empire and Spanish Habsburgs, through the World Wars, to the modern political landscape.
Explore Era »Spanning the Ages
Events that span thousands of years across the eras.
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