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1 janv. 1222 av. J.-C. - Clay Tablet RS 18.38 Anatolia Grain from Egypt to Hittites

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WIREs Clim Change 2015. doi: 10.1002/wcc.345
Drought and societal collapse
3200 years ago in the Eastern
Mediterranean: a review
David Kaniewski,1,2,3∗ Joël Guiot4 and Elise Van Campo1,2

In Anatolia, a marked dearth of food is revealed by the clay tablet RS 18.38 (dated to the late 13th century BCE) that mentions grain shipments from the fertile lands of Egypt toward the Hittite Kingdom3 (Turkey). Hattusa, the capital, relied on grain imports during its last century of existence.

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1 janv. 1222 av. J.-C.
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~ Il y a 3249 ans