The Invasion of the Sea Peoples

This chapter explores the historical context and impact of the Sea Peoples' invasions of Egypt around 1200 BC, emphasizing their unique characteristics as organized groups rather than mere raiders. It discusses the confusion faced by Pharaohs during these incursions, particularly Ramses II, and examines the evolution of warfare technology in this era. Additionally, the chapter delves into the identity of various associated groups, highlighting the uncertainties and complexities surrounding their historical representation.