
After the Fall: How Survivors Built a New World from the Ruins of the Bronze Age
After the Fall: How Survivors Built a New World from the Ruins of the Bronze Age Most stories about the Bronze Age collapse end with fire. Burning palaces. Abandoned capitals. Lost writing. [pause] But that's not where the story ends. Hittite traditions lived on in Syrian successor kingdoms. New communities rose along the coast. Greek-speaking people endured and, centuries later, learned to write again. [dramatic pause] The old order was broken. Its people were not. Today: survival without restoration, and the new world the survivors built. Around 1200 BCE, a world held together by palace…
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