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The current scholarly theory is described as perfect storm or systems collapse: not one event in one year, but decades of earthquakes, climate cooling, and internal revolt.
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The current scholarly theory is described as perfect storm or systems collapse: not one event in one year, but decades of earthquakes, climate cooling, and internal revolt.
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"Okay? Before, we thought that it must have been an invasion. So the idea is that what's happening is, you had people from the..."
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"...And these three major events are, natural disasters, or so basically earthquakes. So we have archaeological evidence, that there was a series of earthquakes..."
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