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Floods, due to the fact that the floods would have created famine in the area, which would also help create civil unrest, which furthermore could support the argument in why there was evidence of violence in the villages.

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Theories 2, 3, and 4

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I think that a mix of theory two, three and four are the most reasonable answer. The main factor being the flooding, which is shown through clear evidence in their building techniques, and the platforms and such they built which seem to be to counteract rising tides. Three and four on the other hand seem to mix in with any other main theory, making sense as added factors, with raiding being something that is easily plausible to occur in a weakened country (due to the flooding), and a migration westward towards the iranians (Shown through the mixing of the languages) being a response to the worsening of habitat in the area.

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Most likely Egyptian aliens if not floods

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floods theories

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We think the theory where the monsoons stopped coming makes the most sense.
From Sarah, Kat and Maria

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floods

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I think that #2 (Floods Theory), and #3 (Gradual Degeneration Theory) are the strongest theories because #2 could explain the walls being raised and #3 could explain the changes of the seals (no longer made of soapstone and weren't engraved in a fancy way)

- Jasper

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floods

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Floods

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They got flooded when he parted the red sea

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Floods, There is evidence that the flood happened five times, the river changed courses to prove this point, and there is rebuilding on top of the original building that was there.