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Liberan is a Uliboran.

Uliboran is a ship, a shipwreck in the Mediterranean.

It is also a time machine, 1300 before the common era. The ship, however, reveals what is about to be a

revelation to me again after 1177 BC the survival of civilization by professor Eric Klein

this is a sequel to a book Eric and I spoke of many years ago which includes the

a Liberon shipwreck 1177 BC the year civilization collapsed that's 1177, so one hundred and twenty three years before.

This ship is understood to have not met its conditions and sunk. and has been recovered to a great extent.

Its cargo is the Bronze Age.

Professor, a very good evening to you.

Thank you very much this is a sentimental trip on my

part because I wanted to talk to you again about your original genius 1177 BC and

then I learned that you had a sequel. So here we are, not only the end of

civilization, but it's reawakening and revelations that may or may not be useful here in the 21st century.

What is in the Ulibaran that demonstrates globalization at the time?

Good evening to you, Professor.

Good evening and thank you for having me. the sequel. The O'Lerboro and shipwreck basically is a microcosm of what was taking place during the late

Bronze Age, say between 1500 BC and.C. give or take on that ship, which went down in about 1,300 B.C.

We have items from no fewer than seven or eight different civilizations and it really shows

the it's a microcosm of the globalized network that was connecting all of the societies that went from the Western Mediterranean

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