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But is there any
way to know for sure? When you look closely
at the surviving texts in the years around 1200 BC, you discover that at that time as well as the Sea People, there was another
common preoccupation across the Eastern
Mediterranean empires. The need for grain. [Salima] Here, in Karnak Temple, King Merneptah, who was the son of Ramses II took a whole wall to record his battle triumphs,
and part of his reign
way to know for sure? When you look closely
at the surviving texts in the years around 1200 BC, you discover that at that time as well as the Sea People, there was another
common preoccupation across the Eastern
Mediterranean empires. The need for grain. [Salima] Here, in Karnak Temple, King Merneptah, who was the son of Ramses II took a whole wall to record his battle triumphs,
and part of his reign
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But is there any
way to know for sure?
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When you look closely
at the surviving texts
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in the years around 1200 BC,
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you discover that at that time
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as well as the Sea People,
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there was another
common preoccupation
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across the Eastern
Mediterranean empires.
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The need for grain.
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[Salima] Here, in Karnak Temple,
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King Merneptah, who
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was the son of Ramses II
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took a whole wall to record his
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battle triumphs,
and part of his reign.
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Movie Summary
This two hour special explore the mysterious and catastrophic collapse of ancient civilizations during the late Bronze Age, from the Hittites to the Mycenaeans and the Egyptians, revealing the tumultuous events that brought an end...