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Adana Archaeology Museum in the Late Hittite Period, steles found

2011
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Elif Genç

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The Hittites, who lived in the years 1650 - 1200 BC in Anatolia had their own unique way, unprecedented in the Near East and synthesized with a mixture of many civilizations, Empire BC engendered. Hitit a high level of civilization As a result of various factors in the fall of 1200 because of the presence of BC.700 continued until the years of the Late Hittite City States and the city - states established its predecessor and the artistic features of the contemporary influence of other civilizations, as well as adding their own originality can reach up to the present works of art depictions abandoned.Late Hittite City States advanced in the stone carving work has been made of basalt, and especially the many depictions of works of art on the subject object depictions of human and animal figures and other complementary works of art with depictions. The Late Hittite City States traditions, iconography, daily habits and life styles and artistic characteristics of the learned works of art are among the Hittite was reaserched further. steles have a different status in life, many figures are shown with their feelings, and other artistic features of civilization.Showing the artistic features of the Late Hittite Period, the majority of steles were found a large number of archaeological excavations are in museums. Adana Archaeology Museum in this study obtained, steles stelea that were analysed through purchasein themuseum.Keywords: Adana Archaeology Museum, The Late Hittite, Stone Works, Steles.

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Özlem Doğan

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Özlem Doğan (Master Thesis). Adana Archaeology Museum in the Late Hittite Period, steles found, 2011, Çukurova University.

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