Correspondence of women in cuneiform documents in Anatolia in second millenium B.C.

Letters have been used as a means of communication since the invention of the article, thousands of years ago. Especially the letters written or written to them have been the focus of attention to each of the more attention. The correspondence of women has allowed us to understand the terms of the period from their point of view. At the same time, it is necessary to evaluate the specific challenges and possibilities in the course of the person who writes the possibilities. In this context, we II in our thesis. In Anatolia and the old Assyrian state in Anatolia and the old Assyrian state, familial, social and politically, they were asked to be presented by letters written or written to them. In Anatolia II. As a result of the translations of the nail written documents recorded in the thousand and the scan of the modern literature, the Assyrian trade colonies are understood and the letter texts belonging to women in the Hittite period. In these letters, the correspondence of the Assyrian women with merchants in Anatolia are chronologically pre-Hittite letters. The Assyrian women also undertaken the household administration and child care in the trade. In letters, it is understood that they are corresponding to their partner in personal issues. In the written Hittite texts of the nails, the Hittite archive has been found to be a state archive. Religious and political issues in the letters of Taduhepa and Puduhepa of Queens. The Queen Puduhepa is understood in the same status as the corners correspondence with the Queen King and Queen of the Egyptian King and Queen in Cadish Treaty. The political and social power of Hittite queens is clearly reflected in the letters.