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?
Position1 of 5›: The Sea People were Mycenaean Greeks

According to Greek history the Mycenaeans carried out pirate raiding trips around the Mediterranean. Some of these seafaring Greeks became the Philistines, one of the groups potentially identified in the Egyptian sources.

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The Greeks turned to piracy after the Trojan War
According to Homer, after a long war with the Trojans, the Greeks committed acts of piracy on their way home. The Homeric explanation fits with the clockwise sweep of attacks around the Mediterranean during this period.
Some of the Sea People were Philistines of Greek extraction
Most scholars agree that the Philistines were Greek people based on considerable archaeological and written evidence. The Philistines are the one group of Sea People who are easy to identify in the sources. The Sea People were partly or mostly Greek.