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Ancient Anatolia

The second millennium BC in Anatolia was a period of emerging states which were often poorly recorded. The Hittites are the main source of information, but how did they themselves arrive, what were their relations with the legendary city of Troy, and how did most of these states disappear in around 1200 BC?

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