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Today. I'm John Bachelor. I welcome Professor Eric Klein, the author of a new book that is a revelation, like a time machine,

3,400 years ago.

Love, war, and diplomacy,

the discovery of the Amarna letters

and the Bronze Age world they revealed,

Eric Klein as the author.

The professor and I have spoken before

of his revelations for the year 1177 BCE

and the years after 1177 BCE when it is understood,

the globalization of the Eastern Mediterranean fell apart all of a sudden.

The competing empires no longer corresponded, trade stopped, and there was a reawakening of savagery. However, we're

before that. This is the 13th century BC, and from the 15th to the 12th is the pinnacle of the

globalization. The great powers are Egypt and the Hittites. Egypt,

we know, is on the banks of the Nile. The Hittites are Central Anatolia, what we call Turkey

today. We begin, however, in the year 1886, a distinguished professor, Archibald Henry Seiss, Oxford University,

an Egyptologist, and about to become an Assyriologist, is coming back down the Nile, headed

back to Britain, we can understand for the new term. And he hears that there's a dig turning up unusual

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