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| − | Hittite was an [[Indo-European]] language spoken in an area that is now part of modern Turkey. The Hittite Empire was a major force in the Ancient Near East during the second millennium BC. It often came into conflict with [[Egypt]] and the nations of [[Mesopotamia]]. | + | '''Hittite''' was an [[Indo-European]] language spoken in an area that is now part of modern Turkey. The [[Hittites|Hittite Empire]] was a major force in the Ancient Near East during the second millennium BC. It often came into conflict with [[Egypt]] and the nations of [[Mesopotamia]]. |
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Revision as of 03:49, April 17, 2007
Hittite was an Indo-European language spoken in an area that is now part of modern Turkey. The Hittite Empire was a major force in the Ancient Near East during the second millennium BC. It often came into conflict with Egypt and the nations of Mesopotamia.