Hittites and Hattusa From the Pen of Ishtar

Hittites and Hattusa From the Pen of Ishtar

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Muazzez İlmiye Çığ
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PX0000994
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In this book, Muazzez İlmiye Çığ opens brand new horizons to the readers; In a fluent narrative, he reveals the Hittites, whom we know very little about, even though they established an empire in the middle of Anatolia at least 3500 years ago. In the book, the ruins of the famous Yazılıkaya, palaces, temples and city gates in Hattusa, the capital of the Hittites, are revealed. and it is revealed how the broken cuneiform tablets unearthed during the excavations opened new pages about the lives of people thousands of years ago. 14-year-old Ishtar, who went to Hattusa with her mother, Sumerologist Hatice Kızılyay, wrote these and recorded in her diary what she learned from each new tablet found. In a diary covering two months. , Hittite palace intrigues, murders, kings' annals, edicts, laws, courts, Gods, legends, fortune telling and magic, various ceremonies, family structures, illness, birth, marriage and divorce, libraries, decipherment of language and writings, music, dance and drinks. Meanwhile, the traditions that have survived from the Hittites are shown and our time is compared with those days. In this book, you will find all aspects of the culture of an empire that has been forgotten for 3000 years. Number of Pages: 187Print Year: 2015Language: TurkishPublisher: Kaynak Yayınları.
Publisher : Source Publications
Number of pages : 187
Publication Year : 2015
ISBN : 9753432984
The heart : Turkish
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Hittites and Hattusa From the Pen of Ishtar In this book, Muazzez İlmiye Çığ opens brand new horizons to the readers; In a fluent narrative, he reveals the Hittites, whom we know very little about, even though they established an empire in the middle of Anatolia at least 3500 years ago. In the book, the famous Yazılıkaya, palace, temple and city in Hattusa, the capital of the Hittites, are presented. The ruins of the gates are brought to life before the eyes, and it is revealed how the broken cuneiform tablets unearthed during the excavations opened new pages about the lives of people thousands of years ago. 14-year-old Ishtar, who went to Hattusa with her mother, Sumerologist Hatice Kızılyay, wrote these; He recorded in his diary what he learned from each new tablet found. In a diary covering two months, the Hittites' palace intrigues, murders, kings' annals, edicts, laws, courts, Gods, legends, fortune telling and magic, various ceremonies, family structures, illnesses, births, marriages and divorces, libraries, the solution of language and writings, Information about music, dance and drinks is provided. Meanwhile, the traditions that have survived from the Hittites to the present day are shown and those days are compared with our time. In this book, you will find all aspects of the culture of an empire that has been forgotten for 3000 years. Number of Pages: 187Print Year: 2015Language: TurkishPublisher: Kaynak Yayınları PX0000994
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