Çorum, Turkey · Tradition
Ancient sacred sites in Çorum, Turkey
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Alacahöyük
Çorum, Turkey
Alacahöyük holds the earliest expression of Anatolian sacred kingship: royal tombs from 2500 BCE packed with bronze sun disks and bull standards, later crowned by a...
Hattusha
Çorum, Turkey
Hattusha was the capital of the Hittite Empire, a Bronze Age superpower that rivaled Egypt and Babylon and signed the world's oldest surviving peace treaty....
Hattusha Lion Gate
Part of Hattusha
Çorum, Turkey
The Lion Gate of Hattusa stands at the high southwestern point of a six-kilometre fortification wall surrounding what was once the Bronze Age world's largest capital — the...
Šapinuwa
Çorum, Turkey
Šapinuwa was a royal Hittite city that may have briefly displaced the capital Hattusa itself, and its archive of 3,000-plus tablets—written in Hittite, Hurrian, Akkadian,...
Yazılıkaya
Çorum, Turkey
Yazılıkaya is the largest known open-air Hittite sanctuary, located 2 km northeast of Hattusha in central Turkey....
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