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The Hittites did not call themselves "Hittites," but "men of Hatti." Hatti is an area in central Anatolia, east of Ankara, around what is now called the "Kizil Irmak River."
Hittites were polytheistic and believed in storm gods. Some of the gods were The King of Kummiya, King of Heaven, and Lord of the land of Hatti. They have festivals such as Puruli, to honor and celebrate them. The Hittites spoke a language called Anatolia
The term "Hatti" refers to an ancient civilization that inhabited central Anatolia, in present-day Turkey. The Hattians are considered one of the earliest inhabitants of the region, predating the Hittites. Therefore, the mother country of Hatti is modern-day Turkey, specifically the area known as Anatolia.
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The Hittites occupied the Anatolian Peninsula, specifically in the region known as Hatti. This area is characterized by its diverse geography and was significant for its resources and strategic location. The Hittite Empire emerged as a major power in the Late Bronze Age, influencing surrounding cultures and regions.
The Hittites went out to war against the Ammorites.
Hatti Riemer is 5' 6".
Hatti Dean was born on 1982-02-02.
Hatti Gold Mines's population is 14,716.
Mahashian Di Hatti was created in 1919.
It rhymes with SIT tight.
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