Abstract : This study introduces the WVWT (Wave-Venus-Wind-Time) model to recalibrate Late Bronze Age chronology through the lens of Luwian hieroglyphs and archaic Anatolian phonosemantics. By identifying a 37-year systemic offset between Sirius-based Egyptian dating and Venus-based celestial cycles, the research establishes 1222 BCE (Treaty of Kadesh) as a fixed chronological anchor. The analysis focuses on the Troy VIIb biconvex seal (1995), demonstrating that its 27° geometric alignment corresponds to the maximum elongation of Venus, functioning as a "Cognitive GPS" for temporal synchronization. This system is further validated by the circular geometry of Trelleborg-type forts in Scandinavia and climate anomalies in Greenland ice cores, proving a shared Indo-European cosmological framework. The study concludes that the fall of Troy VIIa occurred in 1153 BCE, providing a globally coherent timeline for the Bronze Age collapse.
Yildiz et al. (Thu,) studied this question.