Late Bronze Age

The Late Bronze Age is an archaeological period whose boundaries differ by region. In much of the Near East, it is conventionally placed around 1600–1200 BCE. UgaritUgaritAncient city and kingdom at Ras Shamra on the Syrian coast, flourishing between the fourteenth and early twelfth centuries BCE and preserving multilingual archives.Glossary · Click to read the explanation’s important archives belong to this setting. A period label provides chronological context, not evidence for a uniform belief across all its sites. ^{[1] [2]}