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Topic 1 – Session 4 – The Ancient Centuries<\/p>\n

Two thousand years before the barbarian invasions brought down the Roman Empire, population growth in the central regions of Asia caused mass migrations into the civilized countries in the east, south, and west. Even faraway Egypt in Africa was invaded. From the civilization\u2019s perspective, this period is called \u201cthe Bronze Age Collapse.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Course<\/a> The Ancient Centuries
\nSession 4<\/a> 1400 to 800<\/p>\n

Other Topics for This Session<\/strong>
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Further Information<\/h1>\n

Articles<\/h2>\n

Late Bronze Age Collapse<\/a> Sea Peoples<\/a> Greek Dark Age<\/a><\/p>\n

Videos<\/h2>\n


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