The Hittite Empire: Anatolia’s Bronze Age Great Power, c. 1650–1180 BC | Calm Bedtime History
In the late thirteenth century BC, Hattusa stood above the Budaközü plain in central Anatolia, its gates and temples linked by steep stone streets. Within its royal buildings, scribes pressed letters, treaties and ritual records into clay, preserving the affairs of a great power whose final years remain only partly understood.
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