Explore the fascinating period around 1177 B.C.

1177 B.C. is a popular-science book by historian Eric H. Cline that focuses on the Late Bronze Age in the eastern Mediterranean and the events and processes associated with the collapse of the powers of that time. It offers a readable overview of research and interpretations related to this era and helps to better understand the societies of the time, their contacts and transformations.

The title refers to the period around 1177 B.C., often associated with dramatic changes at the end of the Bronze Age. The book addresses the broader context-politics, trade, conflicts as well as archaeological and written sources-and presents various factors that may have contributed to the developments of that period.

Get 1177 B.C. if you are looking for a clear yet informed perspective on one of the most debated phases of ancient history and want to expand your understanding of the Late Bronze Age and its conclusion.

Why choose this product?

• Scholarly yet accessible content - focused on the Late Bronze Age and the events around 1177 B.C.
• Suitable for a wide range of readers - for history enthusiasts and those seeking an introductory overview of the topic.
• Supports deeper understanding - helps place well-known events into the broader context of the ancient world.
• Inspires further inquiry - can spark interest in archaeology and ancient civilizations.
• Comprehensive source of information - provides a summary of findings and interpretations related to the Bronze Age collapse.

General product features

• Content focused on the period around 1177 B.C. (Late Bronze Age).
• May include texts, overviews, maps or other supplementary materials (depending on the edition).
• Suitable as study or supplementary material for those interested in ancient history.
• Practical for self-study as well as inspiration for further reading.
• Encourages interest in the history and culture of the ancient Mediterranean.