Sea Peoples

They weren't though, Canaanites are mentioned since the middle bronze age by Egyptians, several centuries before the sea peoples settled in Canaanite lands, and their language was Semitic, closely related to the proto Canaanite dialect spoken at Mari in 1900 bc

>canaanites and cannaanites were mostly descendant of the Sea People
That's total and absolute horseshit. The only Sea People ethnicity that settled in that region were the Philistines who were probably Indo-European speaking and had nothing to do with the Canaanites. Canaanites were native Semites.

They spoke an info European language and the Egyptians settled them near the Hebrew tribes. They became the philistines who some hypothesize were Mycenaean Greeks or Minoan because of their pottery and the etymology of their name.

No they weren't, Canaanites came from a number of places but we're in the region before the sea people. north of Egypt

No they didn’t “became the philistines” the philistines PRST were one of the dozen of tribes which invaded Egypt

Early Greeks desu with their sailing tradition.

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I bet they had iron en masse

No they didn’t

Jew language is too different, Jews in fact clashed with the phillistines whomst descended from sea peoples

Philistines soon enough came to speak a dialect close to Phoenician because they heavily mixed with the locals Canaanites in fact almost if not all of the philistine cities were built upon older Canaanite ones

Southern Italians and Sicilians

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South Italians swords were introduced to Greece and the Levant right when the Shekelesh made their appearence in the Near East, so it's probably not a coincidence
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Which strong empires? Hittites got BTFO by Assyrians and Phrygians, Egypt defended itself and Mesopotamia was not affected. The only people who got bootyblasted by the seaniggers were statelets like Ugarit.

Not him but there's no evidence Hittites were attacked by the Assyrians or even the Phryigians, it was probably the Kaskan nomads north of them

>no evidence they got attacked by Assyrians
Are you for real? Assyrians have been chipping away at Hittite empire for over a century at that point.

There's no evidence the Assyrians destroyed them, they make no reference about it

Were Mycenaean's and Minoan's languages already Indo-European derived by the time of the sea peoples and collapse?

The correct answer

It wasn't a single event.

Cycladeans and Cretans too.

Big NiBBas

Pirates whose destructive practices caused more people to turn to piracy.

Will we ever know?

Maybe once archaeologists gather more and more materials and pottery from around the Mediterranean but it might take a long time

Yes, Anglos looking to build and commercialise the Suez.

Wrong. They came from todays Croatia and Venice area

Wrong

A confederation of rogue Hellenes and West Semites from Sicily.

>Semites
>Sicily

Also consider that Ashkenazi Jews, Sicilians, and Greeks all genetically cluster together.

Phoenicians only settled Sicily, north Africa and Sardinia 3-4 centuries after the sea peoples invaded and Carthage conquered the islands only in 500 bc. Also Corsica was under Etruscan influence not Phoenician

>Sea Peoples
>SEA

Southeast Asia, obviously

Anglo-Israelism confirmed

Semites have controlled Sicily though, is the point.

I think the Minoans were West Semites and I suspect the Sea Peoples were Minoan and Hellenic pirates from the Western Mediterranean, though.

No Minoan culture was very distinct from that of bronze age Canaan, but yes probably Minoans or what was left of them after the Mycenaean conquest were part of the sea peoples

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When I say "Minoan" I use it loosely. Think West Semitic seafaring peoples in the Western Med descended from Minoan explorers hundreds of years previously not actual Minoans.

The guys exploring the Western Med in the bronze age were Mycenaeans and Cretans yes, but also Cypriots, after the bronze age collapse trade between the Western Med and the Eastern Med did not stop, it continued through the Cypriots who were both locals and descendants of Mycenaean invaders. After the Phoenicians colonized Cyprus they probably followed the Cypriot routes along with the Cypriots to Sicily and Sardinia. These trade routes already existed before the Phoenicians settled those places and extended all the way to Iberia

>West Semites
>Sicily

Butthurt shitskin spotted.

People from the sea

Tjeker, the people of the sea!

Holy Christ that was funny