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Destruction layer

A destruction layer is an archaeological stratum showing clear evidence of widespread burning, structural collapse, weapon finds, human remains, or other signs of violent or catastrophic events. Such layers may result from warfare, seismic activity, accidental fires, or other disasters.

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Troy Thera Akrotiri Levant Hazor

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Archaeological stratum Warfare Seismic activity Late Bronze Age collapse

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Troy
Thera
Akrotiri Akrotiri (prehistoric city)
Levant
Hazor Tel Hazor
Megiddo Tel Megiddo
Lachish Tel Lachish
Hattusa
Biblical archaeology

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Destruction layer

Nodes16

Edges15

Triples10

Avg. degree1.88

Density0.125

Components1

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Destruction layer

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related to Examples · 9

Destruction layer → Akrotiri, BC, Late Bronze Age, Santorini, The, Thera, Troy, Troy II, Troy VIIa

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Destruction layer → archaeological stratum showing clear evidence of widespread burning

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destruction collapse layers bc late bronze age archaeological cultural layer events may horizons chronological cities regional several region transition also

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Destruction layer	is a	archaeological stratum showing clear evidence of widespread burning	0.90	text
Destruction layer	related to Examples	The	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Troy	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Troy II	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	BC	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Troy VIIa	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Late Bronze Age	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Thera	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Santorini	0.60	section
Destruction layer	related to Examples	Akrotiri	0.60	section

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