# Pylos was generally wetter at the destruction, with drying afterwards.

> Pylos was generally wetter at the destruction, with drying afterwards.

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# Pylos was generally wetter at the destruction, with drying afterwards.

Pylos was generally wetter at the destruction, with drying afterwards.

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[Climate change was regionally variable; some areas were not in drought when they collapsed.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/bronze-age-collapse/answers/ANS0D46526R0NKE/climate-change-was-regionally-variable-some-areas-were-not)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Pylos was generally wetter at the destruction, with drying afterwards. [Evidence EVD0D4652EJ0C7H]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D4652EJ0C7H
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