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Hattusa was the capital city of the Hittite Empire, situated in central Anatolia near modern-day Boğazköy, Turkey. The site was occupied from approximately 1650 to 1200 BCE and is distinguished by its massive stone fortifications, underground tunnels, and the Great Temple complex. It also contained...
The Lion Gate is a monumental archaeological structure located in the ancient Hittite capital city of Hattusa, in modern-day Turkey. Constructed during the 14th century BC, the gate features two massive carved lions flanking the entrance, which were intended to symbolically protect the city. It serv...
Alaca Höyük is a Bronze Age and Hittite archaeological site located in the Çorum Province of central Anatolia, Turkey. It is most famous for its Early Bronze Age royal shaft graves, which date to around 2400–2200 BCE and contained rich artifacts including elaborately decorated gold, silver, and bron...
