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Chapter 8 - The New Kingdom Cuneiform Corpus
Theo van den Hout, University of Chicago
Book:

A History of Hittite Literacy

Published online:

18 December 2020

Print publication:

07 January 2021, pp 139-172
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After a period of political weakness during most of the fifteenth century BC, a re-invigorated kingdom, the New Kingdom, rises under Tuthaliya I around 1425 BC. With this, Hittite literature proliferates. Some genres, typical of the Old Kingdom (charters, palace chronicles), disappear or develop into different kinds of texts, others (e.g., imported and scholarly texts) come into being. This chapter gives an overview of the Hittite written legacy, mostly from the capital Boğazköy/Hattusa but also found elsewhere within the kingdom.