Features that characterized the collapse of the bronze age

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The Aegean Bronze Age came to an end in the 12 th century BCE amid widespread disruption and social upheaval. For this essay, explain some of the features that characterized the collapse of the Bronze Age: what factors were involved? What was Greek civilization like both before and after the collapse? Describe the subsequent “Dark Age.” What features herald a “recovery” and “renaissance” in ancient Greece

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