
The Hittites attracted attention as an Indo-European people when they first appeared on the historical stage in Anatolia. Although their origins cannot be definitively established, the prevailing view based on linguistic and archaeological evidence is that the Hittites migrated into Anatolia from the Caucasus region around the end of the third millennium BCE. This migration was a long-term transformation that brought profound changes to the ethnic and cultural fabric of Anatolia. Upon arriving i
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Yahya B. Keskin

Hittites, upon their emergence on the historical stage, attracted attention as an Indo-European people in the Anatolian region. Although their origins cannot be definitively established, the prevailing view, based on linguistic and archaeological evidence, is that the Hittites migrated into Anatolia from the Caucasus around the end of the third millennium BCE. This migration was a long-term transformation that brought profound changes to Anatolia’s ethnic and cultural structure. Upon arriving in
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Yahya B. Keskin