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The Production of Salt in the Hittite Period and its Trade in Central and Northeastern Anatolia

Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 2022
This study deals with salt production in Hittite Anatolia from the 15th to the 13th century BC and investigates, mainly through the epigraphic sources available to us, the major extraction, production and trade sites of salt during the Late Bronze age in central and northern Anatolia.
Giulia Torri, Antonio Carnevale
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Remarks on the Historical Geography of North-Central Anatolia during the Pre-Hittite and Hittite Periods

Tel Aviv, 1974
(1974). Remarks on the Historical Geography of North-Central Anatolia during the Pre-Hittite and Hittite Periods. Tel Aviv: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 85-99.
Jak Yakar, Ali M. Dinçol
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OLIVE TREE IN ANATOLIA OF THE HITTITE PERIOD

2020
İnsan, tarihin ilk döneminden itibaren doğanın kendisine sunmuş olduğu şartlara bağlı olarak avcı ve toplayıcı bir yaşam sürmüştür. Doğada bulunan arpa, buğday, yulaf gibi tahıllar ve meyve ağaçları çok uzun yıllar insanın temel besin kaynağı olmuştur.
ÜNAR, Şükrü, ÜNAR, Aslı
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Scribes and Scribal Customs from the Latest Period of the Hittite Kingdom

2020
L'articolo analizza alcuni scribi dell'ultima fase dell'impero ittita che svolsero la loro attività nel corso dei regni dei sovrani Tuthaliya IV e Suppiluliuma II. Vengono presi in esame alcuni colofoni e le particolarità grafiche inserite in essi come elemento distintivo di specifici gruppi di scribi.
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The Usage Of Religion in the Hittite War Periods

2021
A great mojority of societies from antique times to modern times, believed to religion had a significant influence on wars like as in daily life. Religion had a significant influence on all areas of Hittite culture like as other contemporary societies. One of the these areas was war.Religion played a significant role on the Hittite’s wars.
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The historical geography of north-central Anatolia in the Hittite period: texts and archaeology in concert

Anatolian Studies, 2009
AbstractIn this paper we deploy both archaeological evidence, principally from survey, as well as topographic textual evidence in an integrated attempt to localise a broad range of place-names attested in the Hittite period of the Late Bronze Age. The geographical focus is on the north-central region of Anatolia, particularly relating to the survey ...
Roger Matthews, Claudia Glatz
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Syria Policy and Relations With Egypt in The Hittite Old Kingdom Period

2022
Suriye bölgesinin Geç Tunç Çağı’nda doruk noktasına ulaşan stratejik önemi, Hititleri başta Mısır olmak üzere Yakındoğu’nun önde gelen krallıklarıyla karşı karşıya getirmiştir. Mısırlılar ile Hititler, Doğu Akdeniz ticaretini kontrol altında tutmak konusunda birbirlerinin en güçlü rakibi olmuşlardır.
SEVİNÇ ERBAŞI, Fatma, GEZMEZ, Arzu
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A Period in the Hittite History: The Age of Usurper Kings

2023
When examining the political history of states, divisions are made according to important events. Also Hittite political history is divided according to data obtained from ancient ruins and written documents. The Hittite empire comprises periods such as the Hittite Kingdom, the Old Hittite period, the New Hittite period and the Late Hittite city-states
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URUAdaniya in the Hittite Period

2017
The written sources from 2nd.Millenium BC point out that the earliest name of Çukurova, the largest delta ofTurkey, is Kizzuwatna. Adaniya was one of the ancient towns in the Kizzuwatnaregion. In this paper, 11 cuneiform texts including Adaniya with determinativesKUR “land” or URU “town” will be treated in detail.
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An Edict Belongs to the Old Hittİte Period

2007
The edict of KBo III 27, in which everyone is forbidden by threat of the death penalty to pronounce the name of Tawananna and the names of her children, is written in the period of Old Hittite Kingdam. The edict was issued by Hattusili i whose sister seems to the more probable the Tawananna. Here alsa Mudili was presented by the king as the heir to the
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