claim · claim_network_fragility_inference
Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alon…
Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alone does not prove a system-wide cascade.
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Recorded dataset maintenance date: 2026-08-11.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports
The Uluburun Shipwreck: An Overview — Cemal Pulak (1998)Supports the claim: Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alone does not prove a system-wide cascade.
- supports · supports
Bronze Age Weight Systems as a Measure of Market Integration in Western Eurasia — Nicola Ialongo, Raphael Hermann, Lorenz Rahmstorf (2021)Supports the claim: Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alone does not prove a system-wide cascade.
- supports · supports
Trading and Weighing Metals in Bronze Age Western Eurasia — Helle Vandkilde, Nicola Ialongo, Raphael Hermann, Lorenz Rahmstorf (2021)Supports the claim: Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alone does not prove a system-wide cascade.
- supports · supports
Crisis in Context: The End of the Late Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean — A. Bernard Knapp, Sturt W. Manning (2016)Supports the claim: Late Bronze Age exchange and metrological interoperability created plausible channels for transmitting shortages and political disruption, but the existence of connectivity alone does not prove a system-wide cascade.
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Referenced records
- Late Bronze Age International System · entity
- Bronze-Metal Exchange Networks · entity