claim · claim_egyfull_climate_nile_not_monocausal
Climate and Nile-flood variability can affect Egyptian systems but cannot be assumed to cause political transitions without regionally matched chronology and mechanism.
Climate and Nile-flood variability can affect Egyptian systems but cannot be assumed to cause political transitions without regionally matched chronology and mechanism.
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Research description
Environmental evidence must be linked to specific settlement, production and institutional responses rather than used as a universal collapse switch.
Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports claim
End of the Old Kingdom — Renate Müller-Wollermann (2014)Supports the claim and its qualifications.
Locator: Climatic and internal causal proposals - supports · supports claim
Ancient Egyptian Chronology — Erik Hornung (editor), Rolf Krauss (editor), David A. Warburton (editor) (2006)Supports the claim and its qualifications.
Locator: Chronology safeguards
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