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Nerik 10-5

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Now in the fourth year of the archaeological excavations in Oymaagac, we hope for the final proof that this is the Hittite religious center of Nerik. Last year there were some cuneiform inscriptions, mentioning the citiy of Nerik - a strong indication. What we can see here are the excavation aereas of the first three years. Now they are covered for protection.

In the 2nd millenium B.C. the Hittites ruled an empire the reached from western Turkey to the borders of Egypt. More panoramas at  www.derPanoramafotograf.com

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A: Nerik 09-3

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D: Nerik Excavation

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E: Nerik 09-9

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H: Archaeological excavation of Nerik 11-10, Turkey

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I: Archaeological excavation of Nerik 12-01, Turkey

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Text by Steve Smith.

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