During the third and second millennia B.C.E. migrations of peoples such as the Hebrews, the Phoenicians, and the Indo-Europeans throughout Eurasia reshaped existing civilizations and gave rise to new civilizations and cultures, including the classic cultures of the Mediterranean world, southern Asia, and Europe . Explain how these migrations fostered the creation of such new civilizations and cultures and contributed to the transformation of extant civilizations and cultures. In substantiation of your points cite examples of specific groups of these peoples and their activities.