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Lost ancient kingdom uncovered in Turkey
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[QUOTE="StatGuy2000, post: 6303292, member: 339302"] Fascinating discovery. According to the article, the inscription was identified as being in Luwian, a language that is part of the Anatolian branch of the Indo-European language family, and long been attested as being spoken and as part of a number of different kingdoms in what is now Turkey and northern Syria, including the Kingdom of Kizzuwatna. [URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kizzuwatna[/URL] The fact that a new inscription describes a previously undocumented city-state or kingdom based upon the Luwian language is exciting news for archaeologists and historians of the ancient Near East. [/QUOTE]
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