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Hieroglyphs at Hattusa Tunnel Reveal New Chapter in Hittite History

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

Turkey generalAndreas schachnerMetin alparslanPromotion consultancy of turkey embassyCultural panelGerman archaeological instituteMardin artuklu university archaeology departmentIstanbul universityYerkapi tunnelAnatolian indo europeanPromotion consultancyProfessor andreas schachnerCross cultural panelLost civilizationAdobe stockProfessor schachner

Asia Minor: Atlantis, Asteroids And The Birth Of Athena

Geographical data and historical texts place Atlantis in Asia Minor, in the region of Ephesus with a date between 1796 – 1327 BC.

Perifereia peloponnisouJoanna lalemanThomas henri martinMicki pistoriusBenjamin jowettGeorge richmondPlato timaeusMaster of balliol collegeRoyal college of artRussian museum public domainKnossos palaceCourtesy micki pistoriusBalliol collegePublic domainAll premiumAncient origins

Iron Age Saw Unearthed in Ancient City Hattusa Resembles Modern Tools

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.

Perifereia notiou aigaiouBlack seaOceans generalTurkey generalAndreas schachnerGerman archaeological instituteAnadolu agencyAnadolu agency principioIron ageGreat fortressExcavation directorCentral anatoliaBlack sea regionBronze ageLate cycladicHittite empire

Rare 2,500-year-old saw discovered during excavations in Türkiye

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

Turkey generalAndreas schachnerAnadolu agencyCultural organizationWorld heritage listUnited nations educational

Previously Unknown Language Found on Ancient Hittite Tablets in Turkey

During excavations at the ancient Hittite capital, Hattusa, archaeologists have found a clay tablet that contains a previously unknown language!

Turkey generalAndreas schachner deutschesAndreas schachnerDaniel schwemerElisabeth riekenHattusha hattusaIstanbul department of the german archaeological instituteGerman archaeological instituteLate bronze ageHittite empireHeritage siteStorm godKlaus peter simonProfessor andreas schachnerIstanbul departmentProfessor daniel schwemer

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