secondary_synthesis · src_cline_2024_after_1177
After 1177 B.C.: The Survival of Civilizations
Eric H. Cline · 2024
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- Type
- academic synthesis
- Publication
- Princeton University Press
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- entity Danuna / DenyenEvidence confidence: lowinforms · contextualizes · chapters on post-collapse peoples
Provides cautious wider context.
- date assertion Danuna / Denyen — date assertioninforms · contextualizes · chapters on post-collapse peoples
Provides cautious wider context.
- entity Refugee, resettled, and mixed local communitiesEvidence confidence: lowinforms · contextualizes · survival, mobility, and successor-community chapters
Provides cross-regional demographic possibilities.
- date assertion Refugee, resettled, and mixed local communities — date assertioninforms · contextualizes · survival, mobility, and successor-community chapters
Provides cross-regional demographic possibilities.
- event End and destruction of Lachish Level VIEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · southern Levant transformation discussion
Provides wider chronological context.
- event Contraction and end of New Kingdom administration in the southern LevantEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Egypt and southern Levant after 1177
Provides cross-regional orientation.
- event End of Kassite rule in BabyloniaEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Babylonia and successor-state chapters
Provides scholarly world-context synthesis.
- event Formation and persistence of Neo-Hittite successor politiesEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Neo-Hittite survival chapters
Provides cross-regional synthesis.
- event Assyrian recovery and transition toward renewed first-millennium expansionEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Assyrian survival and recovery chapters
Provides synthesis.
- claim Sea Peoples is a modern umbrella for source-specific named groups and does not establish one ethnicity, homeland, polity, or coordinated migration.Evidence confidence: very highinforms · contextualizes · post-collapse peoples chapters
Provides cautious synthesis.
- causal hypothesis Southern Levant systems-transformation modelEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · survival and transformation synthesis
Wider systems context.
- date assertion End and destruction of Lachish Level VI — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · southern Levant transformation discussion
Provides wider chronological context.
- date assertion Contraction and end of New Kingdom administration in the southern Levant — date assertionEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Egypt and southern Levant after 1177
Provides cross-regional orientation.
- date assertion End of Kassite rule in Babylonia — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Babylonia and successor-state chapters
Provides scholarly world-context synthesis.
- date assertion Formation and persistence of Neo-Hittite successor polities — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Neo-Hittite survival chapters
Provides cross-regional synthesis.
- date assertion Assyrian recovery and transition toward renewed first-millennium expansion — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · Assyrian survival and recovery chapters
Provides synthesis.
- date assertion End and destruction of Lachish Level VI — date assertionEvidence confidence: lowinforms · contextualizes · southern Levant chronological discussion
Provides broad regional context.
- claim The end of Egyptian control altered opportunities and constraints but cannot be treated as the sole cause of highland settlement, Philistine formation, or every city destruction.Evidence confidence: highinforms · contextualizes · regional survival and recovery
Provides broader systems view.