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The work reconstructs the history and culture of an ancient Anatolian people by bringing together archaeological finds, inscriptions and references in Near Eastern and biblical texts. It outlines their political reach and decline, surveys surviving monuments and sculptural art, and discusses religious beliefs, urban centres and economic activities. Attention is given to their peculiar hieroglyphic inscriptions and the decipherment challenges they pose, while emphasizing how comparative study of Egyptian, Assyrian and local material has revived knowledge of their language, institutions and trade.
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