Who were the Sea People who attacked Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Late Bronze Age Collapse?

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Question: Who were the Sea People who attacked Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean during the Late Bronze Age Collapse?
Position‹3 of 5›: The Sea People were an emerging Anatolian power

The disturbances in this period started in the Hittite empire and may have emerged from a power struggle in the region. Based on the etymology, there is good reason to believe at least some of the Sea People came from Anatolia.

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Some of the ethnic groups in the sources can be traced to Anatolian lands
The Sherden, Shekelesh, Teresh, and Lukka can all be linked to places in Anatolia. The Anatolian connection is particularly strong for the Lukka, who are mentioned quite frequently in antiquity.
The Luwian People from Asia Minor are the mythical Trojans
Luwian speaking people from Western Asia Minor are geographically located where Troy is supposed to have been. They are underresearched but may once have been a powerful empire that attacked the Hittites and fought with the Greeks.