Tag: Ugarit

A painterly historical illustration of a Late Bronze Age Levantine coastal palace city at dusk around 1200 BCE, viewed from the harbor, with an approaching fleet of ancient warships, a column of smoke rising from part of the city, cuneiform tablets and amphorae on a stone quay in the foreground, mudbrick palace architecture silhouetted against golden hour light and dark storm clouds on the horizon.

Did 94 “Burned” Cities From 1200 BC Ever Actually Burn?

A 2021 archaeological audit found 61% of the Late Bronze Age collapse’s claimed city destructions were misdated, assumed, or fictional — even as real drought and warfare drove a genuine systems collapse.

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