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Notes on Some Hittite Monuments

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 June 2015

Hans G. Güterbock
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Among the works of Professor John Garstang, The Land of the Hittites (1910), with its new version The Hittite Empire (1929), will remain a classic. What makes this book most valuable is the emphasis laid upon the setting of the Hittite monuments. It therefore seems appropriate to devote these pages, which are meant as a small token of gratitude to the master, to problems of this kind.

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Research Article
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Anatolian Studies , Volume 6 , December 1956 , pp. 53 - 56
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Copyright © The British Institute at Ankara 1956

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References

1 The Hittite Empire, pp. 174 ff. and Pl. XXXVI.

2 Cf. my report in The American Philosophical Society, Year Book 1953 (Philadelphia, 1954), p. 273Google Scholar.

3 Hitt. Emp., p. 152 and Pl. XXXII, a; Güterbock, , Halil Edhem Hâtıra Kitabı (In Memoriam Halil Edhem), Vol. I (Ankara, 1947), pp. 59–62Google Scholar; Bittel, , Bibliotheca Orientalis, X (1953). pp. 2–5Google Scholar.

4 Hitt. Emp., pp. 164 ff. and Pl. XXXIV.

5 I have the feeling that R. D. Barnett went too far when he tried to explain all Hittite monuments as related to springs or streams (Bibliotheca Orientalis, X (1953), p. 81)Google Scholar.

6 Mentioned by Alkım, U. B., Belleten, XX (1956), p. 79Google Scholar.

7 Macridy-Bey, Th., La porte des sphinx à Euyuk (Mitt. d. Vorderas. Ges., 13 (1908), 3), pp. 11 and 18Google Scholar.

8 Hitt. Emp., pp. 130 f.

9 Oriental Institute Communications, 2 (1927), pp. 35 f.Google Scholar and Fig. 34; Or. Inst. Publications, V (1929), p. 98 and Figs. 158–162Google Scholar.

10 Guide to the Hittite Museum in the Bedesten at Ankara (Istanbul, 1946), pp. 55 ff.Google Scholar; cf. there Fig. 1 with Fig. 3 (reproduced from Hitt. Emp., p. 127) and with our Pl. IVa.

11 Mounting of photographs taken for me by the museum photographer in 1954 with the kind permission of Dr. Cahit Kınay, then Director of Antiquities.

12 Siegel aus Boğazköy, II (Archiv für Orientforschung, Beiheft 7, Berlin, 1942), Nr. 220Google Scholar.

13 Hitt. Emp., Pl. XXIX, at left.

14 The Art and Architecture of the Ancient Orient (The Pelican History of Art, Z 7, 1955), pp. 127 fGoogle Scholar.

15 Macridy-Bey, loc. cit., pp. 11 f.