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Jiang says an early invasion theory for the Bronze Age Collapse lacks evidence, while a natural-disaster theory has more evidence but is not the current full explanation.
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Jiang says an early invasion theory for the Bronze Age Collapse lacks evidence, while a natural-disaster theory has more evidence but is not the current full explanation.
"...to support this. Second theory that we had is basically, a natural disaster. So the idea is, maybe there was a volcanic explosion somewhere...."
"...it sees diversity as an enemy. Okay? So, if there's a natural disaster, it's very likely that a lot more people will die off..."
"...storm of several factors, including climate change, including civil unrest, including natural disasters like earthquakes, okay? Including competition among empires. What's important to understand..."
"...of events over decades. Okay? And these three major events are, natural disasters, or so basically earthquakes. So we have archaeological evidence, that there..."
The Bronze Age Collapse is not treated as a freak disaster.
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