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Hittites --- History --- Dictionaries --- Civilization --- Histoire --- Dictionnaires anglais --- Civilisation --- English --- Chatti --- Kheta --- Khita --- Indo-Europeans

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Hittites. --- Excavations (Archaeology) --- Hittites --- Chatti --- Kheta --- Khita --- Indo-Europeans --- Turkey --- Antiquities. --- Civilization. --- Fouilles (Archéologie) --- Turquie --- Antiquités --- Civilisation

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This work explores how the Hittite kings ruled a vast network of subject territories and vassal states reaching from the Aegean coast of Anatolia through Syria to the river Euphrates. It looks at how, in the 14th century BC, they became the supreme political power in the Near East.

Hettieten --- Hittieten --- Hittites --- Civilization --- Civilisation --- Hittites. --- Regions & Countries - Asia & the Middle East --- History & Archaeology --- Middle East --- Chatti --- Kheta --- Khita --- Indo-Europeans

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In Hittite Landscape and Geography Mark Weeden and Lee Ullmann have gathered 28 specialist authors to present an up-to-date account of research on the Geography of Late Bronze Age Anatolia (second half of the second millennium BC) using information both from cuneiform texts and from archaeological excavation and survey. The study of texts and archaeology require different specialisms. This is the first time an attempt has been made to present a co-ordinated monograph-length view of Hittite geography since 1959, and the first time that any work has tried to balance archaeological and textual data for the same geographical areas. The result is a foundational research tool which will put scholarship on Hittite Geography on a firm footing for the future.

Hittites --- Landscape archaeology --- Civilization --- Turkey --- Historical geography --- Civilization. --- Historical geography. --- Excavations (Archaeology) --- Archaeology --- Cultural landscapes --- Chatti --- Kheta --- Khita --- Indo-Europeans --- Geography, Historical --- Geography --- Hittites - Civilization --- Landscape archaeology - Turkey --- Turkey - Historical geography

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The Anatolian people of the Hittites (ca. 1700-1200 B.C.) are the subject of the underlying work. In recent decades scholars have increased our knowledge in the field enormously without bringing the new insights together in a new comprehensive handbook. This long-awaited handbook deals with the whole of the influential political history of the Hittite Empire. After an introduction on the natural conditions of Anatolia, chapters follow on the Hittite history of the early period, the old kingdom of the Hittites, the 'middle' kingdom and, extensively, the new kingdom or empire period. The book is organized chronologically, and each chapter starts with a section on the sources and secondary literature, followed by the actual text on the subsequent periods. In a separate chapter Professor Fiorella Imparati offers a survey on the political structure of the Hittite Kingdom and its foreign policy. Chronological tables, a bibliography arranged by the subsequent periods, a section on problems, and several illustrations conclude this important volume. Given the tremendous amount of material and its lucid organisation this will be one of the few reference works on the Hittites for years to come.

Hittites --- History --- Histoire --- History. --- 939.455 --- -939.2 --- Chatti --- Kheta --- Khita --- Indo-Europeans --- Geschiedenis van de Hittieten --- History Ancient world Western Asia Minor --- Hettieten. --- Politieke geschiedenis. --- Hethiter. --- 939.455 Geschiedenis van de Hittieten --- 939.2 --- History of Asia --- Antiquity --- Hittites - History.