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Painted hieroglyphs have been deciphered in the Hattusa Yerkapi tunnel unveiling the untold stories of the Hittites and reshaping our understanding of

Archaeologists at Hattusa have unearthed a rare example of ancient technology, which hasn’t changed much up until the present day - a 2,250-year-old Iron Age saw.

Archaeologists discovered a 2,250-year-old saw during excavations at the ancient Hittite city of Hattusha in Türkiye’s central Çorum...

Archaeologists in Turkey recently discovered an approximately 3000-year-old tablet with writing on it in a never before seen language.

The artifact is from an Iron Age settlement at Hattusa that was established after the city was abandoned by the Hittites.

Nearly 30,000 clay tablets with cuneiform writing have been found at Boğazköy-Hattusha, capital of the Hittite Empire.

The artifact is from an Iron Age settlement at Hattusa that was established after the city was abandoned by the Hittites.

A secret text has been discovered in Türkiye, scattered among tens of thousands of ancient clay tablets, which were written in the time of the Hittite Empire during the second millennium BCE.

The intriguing world of Hittite symbolic artistry has been revealed with the discovery of an ivory masterpiece at Hattusa!

Discovery helps reveal how a long-lost empire used multiculturalism to achieve political stability