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The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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Objective & Hypothesis:The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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Key Findings & Data:The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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Conclusion & Impact:The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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Abstract
The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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The documents which one can qualify as the most important cultural remains belonging to the Hittites who lived in Anatolia between the 18th and 13th centuries B.C., and who established a great civillization are no doubt cuneiform clay tablets.
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Cite This Article
KARASU, C. (1996). Some Remarks on Archive-Library Systems of Ḫattuša-Boğazköy. Archivum Anatolicum-Anadolu Arşivleri, Cilt: 2 - Sayı: 1, 39–59. https://ajindex.com/articles/34947