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223:, another pioneer of ancient Anatolian studies, who considered the Luwians to have been a great power. The almost complete decipherment of Luwian hieroglyphic led to a string of scholarly investigations. Several monographs on Arzawa, the Luwians, and Luwian hieroglyphic inscriptions are available. Two scholars focus in their work almost entirely on Luwian hieroglyphic: 258:
Under the auspices of Luwian Studies information about altogether 486 substantial settlements sites of the 2nd millennium BC has been gathered (based on information that is already available in the academic and predominantly Turkish literature) and for the most part made public online on the
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Hawkins, John David; Morpurgo-Davies, Anna; Neumann, Günter (1973). "Hittite hieroglyphs and Luwian. New evidence for the connection". Nachrichten der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Göttingen, Philologisch-Historische Klasse.
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recognized the Luwian language in the documents found during the first years of excavation at Hattusa. He concluded that “the Luwians were a far greater people than the Hittites”. Similar ideas sprung up in the writing of
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foundation's website. A book summarizes the main arguments put forward and is available for free download in English, German and Turkish. The research that is supported by Luwian Studies is shedding a new light on the
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The foundation's founder and chair of the board, Eberhard Zangger, at the same time, has recently published a number of papers on the role of astronomical knowledge in Late Bronze Age Anatolia, focusing on the
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and the Hacıkebir Höyük Intensive Survey, as well as various academic studies on topics such as scribal and writing traditions in western Anatolia during the Late Bronze Age.
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The idea that a civilization in its own right may have existed during the 2nd millennium BC in western Asia Minor goes back one hundred years. In 1920, the
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In December 2017, the so-called "Beyköy 2" inscription was published – this is a drawing of a Luwian hieroglyphic inscription that was first shown by the
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An Important Bronze Age Settlement in Inland Western Anatolia: Intensive Survey Project of Tavşanlı Höyük and its Surroundings
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in July 1989. If authentic, the document provides an account of the events shortly after the demise of the Hittite empire.
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for the states and petty kingdoms in western Asia Minor who for most of the time can neither be attributed to the adjacent
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which were commonly used in much of Asia Minor throughout the entire 2nd millennium BC. In the context of Luwian Studies,
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Zangger, Eberhard; Mutlu, Serdal; MĂĽller, Fabian (2016). "Die Luwier: Bindeglied zwischen Mykenern und Hethitern".
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The Relationship between Hieroglyphic and Cuneiform Luwian: Reflections on the Origins of Anatolian Hieroglyphs
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East Aegean/western Anatolia and the Role of Aššuwa and Arzawa in Late Bronze Age Cultural Interaction
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Polański, Tomasz (2017). "Between Mycenae and Hattushas: The Emergence of the Luvian Civilisation".
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McLerran, Dan (12 May 2016). "Scientists proclaim a new civilization in the Aegean Bronze Age".
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Archaeological Landscapes of the Luwian Kingdoms of Tarhuntašša and Tabal on the Konya Plain
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1687 was made public. It is a call for help written from the Southwest Anatolian port of
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Luwian identities : culture, language and religion between Anatolia and the Aegean
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about western Asia Minor during the Middle and Late Bronze Age. Only two large-scale
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Zangger, Eberhard; Woudhuizen, Fred (2017). Stronk, Jan; de Weerd, Maarten (eds.).
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in the Eastern Mediterranean and the still open question of the provenance of the
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encompassing peoples of different ethnicity and languages. It is thus an abstract
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The Foundation is governed by its Board, which currently includes Matthias Ă–rtle,
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In Search of the Missing Link: Writing in Western Anatolia during the Bronze Age
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have been conducted by European scholars and published in a western language (
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Woudhuizen, Frederik C. "The Language of Linear C and Linear D from Cyprus".
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Il geroglifico anatolico : problemi di analisi e prospettive di ricerca
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who had encountered an attacking fleet led by the Trojan aristocrat Akamas.
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culture in the west. The most prominent political states in the region were
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TALANTA. Proceedings of the Dutch Archaeological and Historical Society
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etc. The names of these states frequently occur in documents found at
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The Luwian Civilization – The Missing Link in the Aegean Bronze Age
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The Luwians of Western Anatolia: Their Neighbours and Predecessors
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Luwian Studies has supported various recent fieldwork projects in
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Mitteilungen aus dem Heinrich-Schliemann-Museum Ankershagen
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is an independent, private, non-profit foundation based in
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Hieroglyphic Luwian an introduction with original texts
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Beycesultan III pt. 1. Late Bronze Age architecture
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Index

Eberhard Zangger
Zurich, Switzerland
https://luwianstudies.org/
ZĂĽrich
Switzerland
second millennium BC
Asia Minor
Middle
Late Bronze Age
Mediterranean cultures
Luwian
Indo-European
Ivo Hajnal
Jorrit Kelder
Jeffrey Spier
Eberhard Zangger
language
hieroglyphic script
toponym
umbrella term
Hittite
Mycenaean
Arzawa
Mira
Masa
Seha
Hapalla
Wilusa
Lukka
Hattusa

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