Hattusha Guide: A Day in the Hittite Capital (Ancient Anatolian Towns, Volume 2)

Seeher, Jurgen

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Idioma: inglés

Editorial: Ege Yayinlari, Istanbul, Turkey, 2006

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194 Pages. Color illustrations on almost all pages. Includes a large tri-foldout map. From around 1650/1600 to 1200 BC Hattusha was the capital city of the Hittites who ruled over wide reaches of Anatolia. This guide includes a practical itinerary that leads you past all the most significant features of the ancient capital, including the rock-cut sanctuary of Yazrhkaya nearby. Color photography and a wealth of reconstruction drawings accompany the descriptions -interesting, clear and easy to read- of each monument. You will also have at hand a brief history of the city as well as bibliographical references for further reading in various languages. Time-line for The Discovery and Excavation of Bogazkoy/Hattusha: 1834 Charles Texier discovers the ruins of Hattush: Believing he has found Pteria, a city of the Medes, he made drawings of reliefs at Yazihkaya and some of the city ruins, an prepares a rough plan of the city. 1836 William J. Hamilton makes a day's excursion to Hattush: where he does various drawing, including a plan of Temple He is convinced that the ruins represent the Galatian/Roman city Tavium. 1858 Heinrich Barth and Andreas Mordtmann make drawings of the ruins of Temple 1 and have the reliefs in th smaller Chamber B at Yazilrkaya cleared. 1861 Georges Perrot, Edmont Guillaume and Jules Delbet prepare more accurate drawings of the Yazrhkaya relief sculpture, and publish the first photographs of Yazrhkaya, Yenicekale, and the Nisantas inscription. 1864 Henry J. van Lennep prepares new drawings of Yazihkaya. 1882 Karl Humann prepares a topographic plan and takes plaster molds of many of the Yaztlrkaya reliefs. 1893-94 Ernest Chantre opens exploratory trenches in the Great Ternple on Buyukkale and in Yazilikaya. He publishes the first cuneiform tablets from Hattusha. 1906 Hugo Winckler and Theodor Makridi begin excavating on Buyuk-kale and make sondages in various other places. 2500 fragments of cuneiform tablets recovered first identify the city as the Hittite capital Hattusha. 1907 The first excavations of the German Archaeological Institute and first documentation of the ruins, complete with many plans and photos. 1911-12 Winckler and Makridi conduct shorter excavation campaigns. 1915 With the aid of the cuneiform tablets from Bogazkby, Bedrich Hrozny is able to decipher the Hittite language. 1931-39 and 1952 The German Archaeological Institute with the cooperation of the German Oriental Society and nearly all the remains of the Hittite Royal Citadel on Buyukkale have been cleared, and large- scale excavation has exposed wide areas of the settlement in the Lower City, the Great Temple, the temple precinct in the Upper City. 2001 Excavation concentrates in the area of the western Upper City. Excavation on a smaller scale has been carried out in various other locations within the city and in the immediate surroundings, as well as in the rock sanctuary of Yazrlrkaya.…

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Título
Hattusha Guide: A Day in the Hittite Capital (Ancient Anatolian Towns, Volume 2)
Autor
Seeher, Jurgen
Editorial
Ege Yayinlari, Istanbul, Turkey
Año de publicación
2006
Estado
Very Good
Encuadernación
Trade Paperback
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
9758071459
ISBN 13
9789758071456
Ilustrador
Cekic, Savas - Graphic Design
Edición
Revised Enlarged Edition
Dimensiones
6" x 8 1/4"

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