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A Grammar of the Hittite Language

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Hittites / Hattusa

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Harry A. Hoffner Jr. and H. Craig Melchert's specialist linguistic reference for the cuneiform Hittite corpus and Anatolian Indo-European grammar; supports language claims without standing in for archaeology or ethnicity.

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Hittites / Hattusa

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The Hittite Empire centered at Hattusa is archaeologically and textually well documented.

Answer / theory: The Hittite Empire centered at Hattusa is archaeologically and textually well documented. What supports it: Hattusa, cuneiform archives, Egyptian references, and Near Eastern diplomatic records. What is weak or disputed: Biblical references do not always map neatly to the Hattusa-centered empire. Evidence level: Strong Evidence.
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The Hittite Empire collapsed, but related Anatolian and northern Syrian cultural and political traditions continued in successor settings; exact continuities vary.

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