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

Tudhaliya IV, Hittite king, 102–3,
105, 155, 201, 231 – 9 , 242,
243 – 7, 256, 258
Tudhaliya the Younger, Hittite
prince, 79– 80
Tukulti-Ninurta, Assyrian king,
237 – 8
Tushratta, Mittanian king, 83 – 6 ,
89
Tutankhamun, pharaoh, 88
Tuthmosis I, pharaoh, 44
Tuthmosis III, pharaoh, 44–5, 57
Tuthmosis IV, pharaoh, 72
Tuwanuwa, 76
Tyre, 267

Uda, 76
Ugarit, 17, 72, 84, 132, 155, 238, 260,
262, 266
Uhhaziti, king of‘Arzawa Proper’,
109 – 10
Upper Land, 76, 113, 184
Ura, 72, 132, 260, 262, 263

Urhi-Teshub (Mursili III), Hittite

king, 186 – 8 , 233, 255–7, 264

viceregal kingdoms, 56, 87, 90

Washshuganni, 44, 81, 84

Wilusa, 50, 51, 62, 162, 235, 236;

see alsoTroy

Winckler, Hugo, archaeologist, 12– 13

witchcraft, 130, 186

women, roles of, 144 – 57

women in the workforce, 155 – 7

wooden tablets, 18– 19

Wright, William, missionary,

antiquarian, 10– 11

Yamhad, 29, 32, 39

Yazılıkaya, 8–9, 242 – 8

tomb of Tudhaliya IV?, 245– 7

Zannanza, Hittite prince, 88, 107

Zidanta, Hittite king, 41– 2

Zippasla, 66

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