New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29)

Why it mattersNew Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) at Hattusa, Turkey is a Bronze Age (regional) contested of the Bronze Age tradition, built c. 200 CE for temple and as

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Built

c. 200 CE

Period

Bronze Age (regional)

Culture

Bronze Age

Purpose

Temple and associated settlement

Excavation

Excavated

1. c. 200 CE

   Initial construction / first occupation at New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29)

2. 19th–20th century

   Excavation and research at New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29)

• New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) Main Contested Feature

  contested

  Primary contested feature at New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) – central temple and associated settlement element with stratified deposits

  40.4004° N · 35.1817° E

• New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) Secondary Enclosure

  enclosure

  Ancillary enclosure/wall line at New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) defining settlement or ritual space

  40.4003° N · 35.1818° E

• New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) Outlier Rock Art Panel

  rock art

  Outlier cup-mark/petroglyph panel linked to New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) ceremonial landscape

  40.4005° N · 35.1816° E

• New Hattusa Temple East — Hattusa (60-29) Reservoir Cistern

  hydraulic

  Rock-cut cistern/reservoir for water management

  40.4003° N · 35.1816° E