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How Religion Was Done
(Blackwell, 2005)
Outline of the practice of religion in the ancient Near East, based primarily on sources written by the Hittites of the Late Bronze Age.
Telipinu (deity)
(Vol. 13, 5/6, pp. 509-11, 2012)
Outline of what is known concerning the Hittite deity Telipinu
An Early Second-Millennium Cuneiform Archive from Chogha Gavaneh, Western Iran
(2007)
Edition of a small archive of cuneiform tablets from a site in the Zagros Mountains, with discussion of its archaeological context.
Hattusili III between Gods and Men
(Istanbul: Arkeoloji ve Sanat Yayinlari, 2016)
A discussion of the "Apology" of the Hittite usurper king Hattusili III, with particular attention to the role attributed to his protective deity in the unfolding of events
Hittite Poetry
(Princeton University Press, 2012)
A concise presentation of what is known about bound language in Hittite literature of the Late Bronze Age
The City and the Country in Hatti
(Dietrich Reimer Verlag, 1999)
Discussion of the relationship of the countryside to urban settlements in the Hittite culture of the Late Bronze Age.
Antik Yakýn Dogu'da Diplomasi, Savas ve Antlasmalar
(2018)
outline of diplomatic practice in the ancient Near East (Turkish)
Speiseverbot (food prohibition/taboo) bei den Hethitern
(De Gruyter, 2011)
Presentation of information concerning dietary restrictions in the Hittite culture of the Late Bronze Age
Hittite Provincial Administration in Anatolia and Syria: the View from Masat and Emar
(Pavia: Gianni Iuculano Editore, 1995)
A comparison of the structure of administration in two key areas of the Hittite empire of the Late Bronze Age: central Anatolia and the Syrian dependencies
Religion, bei den Hethitern
(2007)
Outline of the religion of the Hittites of the Late Bronze Age, with extensive bibliography.