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The Hišuwa Festival as a Political Instrument
P. 117-127
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- Introduction
- The Much-Fabled End of the Hittite Empire : Tracing the History of a Crucial Topic
- Die Kulttopographie der hethitischen Hauptstadt Hattuša : ein Überblick
- Linguistic Text Types in 13th c. Hittite : A Research Program
- Tracing Fire Events and Destructions of Late Bronze Age Date : The End of the Hittite Building on the Citadel of Uşaklı Höyük
- An Age of Experimentation : New Thoughts on the Multiple Outcomes Following the Fall of the Hittite Empire After the Results of the Excavations at Niğde-Kınık Höyük (South Cappadocia)
- The Hišuwa Festival as a Political Instrument
- EGIR-an tarnummaš and Related Formulas in Hittite Colophons
- The Dynastic Crisis of the Hittite Royal Family in the Late Empire Period : Evidence from the Loyalty Oaths
- Neue Ausgrabungen im Vorderasiatischen Museum und in der Gipsformerei zu Berlin
- Crisis and Fall : a View from Uşaklı Höyük and Its Territory
- Are There Signs of the Decline of the Late Hittite State in the Textual Documentation from Hattuša?
- The Seals of the Kings Šuppiluliuma I and II and the Dating of the SÜDBURG Inscription
- The Transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age at Uşaklı Höyük : The Ceramic Sequence
- New Evidence for the Late 13th Century BCE Administrative Structure at Karkemiš
- Economic Decay and Urban Rebirth in the Amuq : The Hittite Conquest of Hatay and the End of the Late Bronze Age (Mid-14th to the 12th Century BC)
- Hattuša Project. : 3D Digitization Procedures
- The 14th and 13th Centuries BC in the Hittite Capital City Hattuša : a (Re-)Assessment
- Festival Tablets from the Final Decades of the Hittite Empire : Scribes and Writing Conventions
- Scribes and Scribal Customs from the Latest Period of the Hittite Kingdom
- Back to the 13th or 12th Century BC? : The SÜDBURG Inscription at Boğazköy-Hattuša
- Indices
- Contributors
