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English: Historical map of the Neo-Hittite states (ca. 800 BCE). Based on data from Tübinger Bibelatlas (Tübinger Bible Atlas), S. Mittmann & G. Schmitt (eds.), maps B IV 13-14, and O.R. Gurney, The Hittites, Harmondsworth: Penguin (Pelican Books), 2nd ed., 1976 (=1954) pp. 39-46. "State borders" are approximate only.
Date 16 July 2018 (original upload date)
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