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ReviewThe memorable thing about Clines book is the strangely recognizable picture he paints of this very faraway time. . . . It was as globalized and cosmopolitan a time as any on record, albeit within a much smaller cosmos. The degree of interpenetration and of cultural sharing is astonishing.---Adam Gopnik, New YorkerA fascinating look at the Late Bronze Age, proving that whether for culture, war, economic fluctuations or grappling with technological advancement, the conundrums we face are never new, but merely renewed for a modern age.---Larry Getlen, New York PostCline has created an excellent, concise survey of the major players of the time, the latest archaeological developments, and the major arguments, including his own theories, regarding the nature of the collapse that fundamentally altered the area around the Mediterranean and the Near East.---Evan M. Anderson, Library JournalA remarkable book that brings forth not just a piece of history, but also lessons from the past.---Mihai Andrei, ZME ScienceFresh and engaging.---Andrew Robinson, Current World ArchaeologyThe 12th century BCE is one of the watershed eras of world history. Empires and kingdoms that had dominated late Bronze Age western Asia and the eastern Mediterranean collapsed. ChoiceCline explores a vast array of variables that could have led to the disruption of the society of this era, including earthquakes, famines, droughts, warfare, and, most notably, invasions by the Sea Peoples. Publishers WeeklyA detailed but accessible synthesis. . . . [O]ffers students and the interested lay antiquarian a sense of the rich picture that is emerging from debates among the ruins.---Scott McLemee, Inside Higher EdIn this enjoyable new book, Eric H. Cline has set himself an ambitious task: Not only must he educate a popular audience about the wealth and power of the eastern Mediterranean civilizations of the Bronze Age, he must then make his readers care that, some time around the year 1200 B.C., these empires, kingdoms, and cities suffered a series of cataclysms from which they never recovered.---Susan Kristol, Weekly Standard[An] engaging book. . . . Cline builds a convincing case for his theory over a long and absorbing tour of the Late Bronze Age.”---Josephine Quinn, London Review of BooksA wonderful example of scholarship written for the non-expert. Cline clearly pulls together the engaging story of the interactions among the major empires of the Late Bronze Age and puts forth a reasonable theory explaining why they seem to have evaporated as quickly as moisture on a hot afternoon.---Fred Reiss, San Diego Jewish WorldClines work reveals eerie parallels between the geopolitics of the first years of 12th century B.C. and todays 21st century. 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed is history, but reads like a good mystery novel. Cline draws readers into his tale, revealing surprises throughout. It is all the more fascinating for being true, and for its relevance to todays world.---Mark Lardas, Daily NewsCline has written one of this years most interesting books.---Jona Lendering, NRC HandelsbladExtremely valuable for scholars, yet . . . easily understandable by general readers.---Richard A. Gabriel, Military History QuarterlyCline is clearly in command of the textual record and his reading of it is the books real strength.---A. Bernard Knapp, History TodayWritten in a lively, engaging style.---Michael McGaha, Middle East Media and Book Reviews1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed is a thoughtful analysis of one of the great mysteries of human history. . . . Highly recommended.---James A. Cox, Midwest Book Review[T]his work masterfully incorporates the present state of research into a welcome reevaluation of a period less known to the general public, the crisis of Late Bronze Age civilization. . . . [E}ven more brilliant is the spin on the similarities between the predicament of
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