The period of the Anatolian states 1150-550 BC
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https://doi.org/10.21928/juhd.v11n1y2025.pp61-67Keywords:
Anatolia, Iron Age, Hittites, Aeolians, IoniansAbstract
At the onset of the Iron Age, central and western ancient Anatolia underwent a significant transformation, particularly following the decline and fall of the Hittite Empire around 1200 BC. This led to the collapse of central authority and subsequent rapid changes. The imperial era came to an end as various Indo-European, Greek, and other groups migrated into the region, resulting in widespread devastation. Each emerging power brought its own distinct national identity and civilization, marking a new phase for the area. Historical events indicate that during this time, numerous local leaders and states arose alongside foreign influences due to migrations and attacks. This research, shed light on the situation and changes in the central and western Anatolia during this period
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