Tudhaliya IV y Hattusa, la capital del reino hitita
December 10, 2024 Juan Antonio Álvarez-Pedrosa, Complutense University of Madrid This course will explore five key cities in the history of the ancient Near East and five monarchs closely associated with them. The program follows a chronological path, from the 3rd to the 1st millennium BCE, beginning with Sumer (Uruk and Gilgamesh), continuing with the Hittite Kingdom (Hattusa and Tudhaliya IV), the Neo-Assyrian Empire (Dur Sharrukin and Sargon II), and the Neo-Babylonian Empire (Babylon and Nebuchadnezzar II), and concluding with Achaemenid Persia (Persepolis and Darius).
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