Exploring the Ancient City of Hattusa: Turkey's Hidden Gem

Step back in time and explore the fascinating history of Hattusa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Turkey. This ancient city offers a glimpse into the Bronze Age and the grandeur of the Hittite Empire through its well-preserved walls, gateways, and carvings. The city, conquered by King Anitta around 1700 BCE, became the Hittite capital and underwent multiple rebuilds, each adding to its archaeological richness. Discover the remarkable Hittite Royal Archives, unearthed by Hugo Winckler, which reveal a sophisticated civilization rivaling Egypt and Babylonia. Learn about the strategic diplomacy, religious beliefs, and cultural diversity that marked Hattusa's vibrant history.

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CHAPTER:
00:00 #1 Hattusa – A Gateway to the Ancient World
00:30 #2 Unveiling Hattusa
01:00 #3 Hattusa's Rise to Power
01:33 #4 Hattusa's Turbulent History
02:08 #5 The Reign of Suppiluliuma I
02:38 #6 The Royal Archives of Hattusa
03:04 #7 Deciphering Hattusa’s Monuments
03:28 #8 Guardians of a Lost Empire
03:52 #9 The Cosmopolitan Nature of Hittite Society
04:22 #10 Daily Activities and Occupations in Hattusa
06:18 #11 Religion and Ritual in the Heart of the Hittite Empire
08:32 #12 Navigating the Ancient Near Eastern Stage
10:47 #13 Hattusa and the Battle of Kadesh
11:18 #14 Hattusa's Legacy in Law, Art, and Religion
13:40 #15 A Legacy Etched in Stone and Time
14:15 #16 Echoes of the Past in a Modern World