Warriors of Anatolia. A Concise History of the Hittites - Trevor Bryce

Figure 24.1Teshub and Hepat lead the parade of

• Chapter15:NoSexPlease,We’reHittite


• Chapter16:Women,MarriageandSlavery


• Chapter17:WarwithEgypt
  
  
  • TheHittiteMilitaryMachine
  
  
  
  


• Chapter19:TheManWhoWouldBeKing


• Chapter20:PartnersinPower:TheGreatQueensofHatti
  
  
  • TheRoyalCapital Chapter21:CityofTemplesandBureaucrats:
  
  
  
  


• Chapter22:AnEliteFraternity:TheClubofRoyalBrothers


• Chapter23:TheEmpire’sStruggleforSurvival


• Chapter24:Hatti’sDivineOverlords


• Chapter25:DeathofanEmpire


• Appendix1: Rulersof Hatti


• Appendix2: Outlineof MainEventsinHittiteHistory


• Notes


• Bibliography


• Index


• Figure 21.10Entrance to acropolis, Hattusa.


• Figure 21.11Büyükkaya granaries, Hattusa.


• Figure 21.12Temple 5, Hattusa.


• Figure 21.13Reconstructed wall, Hattusa.


• Figure 21.14Reconstruction in progress.


• deities, Yazılıkaya.


• Figure 24.2The 12 gods, Yazılıkaya.


• Figure 24.3Tudhaliya and Sharrumma, Yazılıkaya.


• Figure 24.4The Sword God, Yazılıkaya.


• Figure 25.1Sherden warriors (a Sea Peoples group), Luxor.


• Figure 25.2Ugarit.


• ended the Hittite world. Figure 25.3Agruesome sci-fi explanation of what