KnowraSea PeoplesLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Sea Peoples, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 12New Kingdom of EgyptRelated: Their attacks formed part of the military pressures faced under Ramesses III.Late Bronze Age collapseRelated: Their identities, origins, and responsibility for destruction remain unresolved.Greek Dark AgesRelated: They are among the proposed agents in the wider crisis affecting Mycenaean Greece.Late Bronze AgeRelated: Egyptian accounts associate their incursions with the era's wider upheavals.Medinet HabuRelated: Medinet Habu’s inscriptions and reliefs present these groups as opponents of Ramesses III.UgaritRelated: They are often linked to Ugarit’s destruction, though the evidence does not settle who attacked it.PhilistinesRelated: The Philistines are linked with this broader grouping, though the identification and relationships remain debated.Ramesses IIIRelated: They were the principal adversaries in Ramesses III’s invasion campaigns.Ramesside periodRelated: Ramesses III’s inscriptions describe battles against these groups amid wider regional upheaval.Egyptian EmpireRelated: Their attacks coincided with the weakening of Egypt's late New Kingdom empire.Twentieth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Their attacks tested the dynasty’s military capacity during Ramesses III’s reign.Twenty-first Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Their conflicts formed part of the wider upheaval preceding Egypt’s political transition.