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Relationships between Egypt and ancient Anatolia: From Early Bronze Age to Persian Period

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2016
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The main topic of our thesis named "Relationships Between Egypt And Ancient Anatolia: From Early Bronze Age to Persian Period" is the interaction between the Egyptian and the Anatolian civilizations, the entring of the Egyptian or Egyptianized objects or the reproduced works into the Anatolia land and the expression of the periods of the conflict and fight of these two great civilizations in the stage of history. The aim of the thesis is to attract attention to the communication and the interaction between the Anatolian and the Egyptian civilizations. In this thesis the detailed presentation of the written and the archaeological finds were tried to put forth for consideratIon. The lined historical border in this study of "Relationships Between Egypt And Ancient Anatolia: From Early Bronze Age to Persian Period" is the period of between the Early Bronze Age and the rising power of the Persian Empire in which the Egyptian and Egyptianized artefacts began to appear. Whenever the recognized finds in the thesis are taken into consideration it is obvious that it includes the whole Anatolian geography. For the reader to understand better the historical developments and connections of these civilizations and to reach a general knowledge about both of them the work was departed into five sections and was studied chronological carefully.

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Ayşe Fürüzan Caman

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Ayşe Fürüzan Caman (Doctorate thesis). Relationships between Egypt and ancient Anatolia: From Early Bronze Age to Persian Period, 2016, Ege University.

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