The Pharaohs in Anatolia .. Witness .. The discovery of hieroglyphs in Turkey, 3500 years old ..

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Archaeologists who dug in the Gulshhir region of Nefeshir province, central Turkey's historic province of Cappadocia, discovered some 3,500-year-old hieroglyphs engraved on the walls of a barn. Researchers have tried to identify these mysterious and very ancient symbols.

The area of ​​Cappadocia, in central Turkey, is one of the most famous landscapes in the world. It is composed of "deep valleys and rocky formations with houses, churches, cemeteries and temples.

The head of the excavations, Professor Joseph Schnyurt, said that "the priceless hieroglyphics of the kingdom of Tbil," which emerged after the fall of the Hittite Empire in south-central Anatolia, for unknown reasons, since about 1180 BC, Placed under protection by officials after being informed of ancient artifacts that will now be transferred by stone experts for further research.

To understand the culture of the wetland, we must look at their Hittite ancestors, who were iron-skilled tradesmen and began to use them to produce tools and weapons since about 1400 BC, the Hittites were deeply religious and developed a wide range of artistic and spiritual objects Of metal and pottery, for example, small cylindrical seals of precious stones that served as official signatures of contracts, and sculpted forms of solid stone surfaces.

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