The Bronze Age And the Celtic World
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These Were the Sherden, Shekelesh, Teresh and the Ekwesh. If the three first have been rightly identified, they were the people of Sardinia and Sicily and the Tyrsenians, who we know later as the Etruscans ; whether these identifications are correct has been much disputed, but it is significant that all three represent areas or peoples which we have already identified with Prospector activities. On the fourth the Ekwesh, there is more general agreement, and I believe all authorities unite in se...eing in this name the word " Achaean." If this be so, our Nordic intruders, who had made themselves lords of the trading cities in Greece, had taken to the sea, Hke their fellows in the Baltic, and were, with Prospector allies, attacking and plundering the rich lands of the Delta.
It is to this expedition that I attribute the two swords already described, as indeed was suggested some years ago by Professor Peet.^^ One is unquestionably of Type D, the type which has been most commonly found in Greek lands, while the other seems, as far as can be judged from its damaged hilt, to be also of the same type.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These Were the Sherden, Shekelesh, Teresh and the Ekwesh. If the three first have been rightly identified, they were the people of Sardinia and Sicily and the Tyrsenians, who we know later as the Etruscans ; whether these identifications are correct has been much disputed, but it is significant that all three represent areas or peoples which we have already identified with Prospector activities. On the fourth the Ekwesh, there is more general agreement, and I believe all authorities unite in se...eing in this name the word " Achaean." If this be so, our Nordic intruders, who had made themselves lords of the trading cities in Greece, had taken to the sea, Hke their fellows in the Baltic, and were, with Prospector allies, attacking and plundering the rich lands of the Delta.
It is to this expedition that I attribute the two swords already described, as indeed was suggested some years ago by Professor Peet.^^ One is unquestionably of Type D, the type which has been most commonly found in Greek lands, while the other seems, as far as can be judged from its damaged hilt, to be also of the same type.
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