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The land of the Hittites

By John Garstang
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A survey of recent archaeological exploration in Asia Minor and northern Syria that traces the emergence of Hittite civilization from scattered monuments and excavations. It combines an overview of the region and a chronological sketch of Hittite history with detailed descriptions of temples, reliefs, inscriptions, and other monuments, and includes accounts of fieldwork and discoveries. The text discusses Hittite art, religious practice, and material culture, and provides maps, plans, photographs, and a bibliography to support further investigation and interpretation.

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John Garstang

John Garstang was a British archaeologist and scholar, recognized for his significant contributions to the study of ancient civilizations, particularly the Hittites. His notable work, "The Land of the Hittites," explores the history and culture of this ancient Anatolian people, providing valuable insights into their society and archaeological remains. Garstang's research has played a crucial role in enhancing the understanding of Hittite civilization and its impact on the ancient Near East. His archaeological endeavors and scholarly writings continue to influence the field of archaeology and the study of ancient history.

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