Ages in Chaos IV

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Challenging the traditional view of the Dark Age of Greece, this book argues that the perceived gap in history, spanning approximately 500 years from 1250 to 750 BC, is a result of the influence of ancient Egyptian chronology rather than an actual decline. It posits that Classicists have capitulated to this external authority, leading to a misinterpretation of historical continuity. This work serves as a critical piece in the reconstruction of ancient history, as proposed by Immanuel Velikovsky, and invites readers to reconsider established timelines and narratives.