Yazılıkaya, A Odası, Büyük Kral IV Tudhaliya, 29 Temmuz 2007
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The Hittite empire ruled much of Anatolia--roughly what today is Turkey--between about 1340-1200 BC.
The Hittite empire ruled much of Anatolia--roughly what today is Turkey--between about 1340-1200 BC.
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A fascinating mix of modern and ancient, where East meets West, Turkey is one of the most incredible countries in the world. After many visits and months of…
From his capital, Hattusa, in central Anatolia, the last-known Hittite king ruled over a people who had once built a great empire.
Hattusa was the ancient capital city of the Hittite civilization and is known for the Sphinx's gate, Lion's gate, unknown warrior and Yazilikaya sanctuary.
AS MASTERS OF THE MIDDLE EAST, HITTITE WARRIORS MADE HATTUSAS, A GREAT FORTIFIED CITY THEIR CAPITAL.
A religious standart of the Hitit, ceremonial symbol, Alacahöyük, Museum of Anatolian Civilization, Ankara Photograph:Erdinç Bakla
Gordon Doherty, historical fiction author, shares his travelogue of his journey across northern Turkey and Georgia in search of ancient Hittite ruins.
Hittite, seal, İni-Tesup and winged lion, 1460-1190 BC Damascus, National Museum.
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The roots of Turkish cuisine, known as Anatolian cuisine, have a history and accumulation of 2 thousand years. Turkish and Anatolian cuisine is as ancient and
Hittite mythology and Hittite religion were the religious beliefs and practices of the Hittites, who created an empire centered in what is now Turkey from c. 16...
This project started as somewhat of a whim last summer (2019) when I noticed not much had been done in the case of Bronze Age Anatolian clothing reconstruction. After collecting image after image of orthostates and other objects, it fell to the wayside as I became focused on other endeavors. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Greek Bronze Age
A few lions from the Syro-Hittite Ain Dara temple, Ain Dara, Syria. This temple dates from approximately 1300 BCE until 740 BCE. Photos taken by Klaus Wagensonner.
Çorum Müzesi / Çorum Museum / Hititler / Hittites 00052
