Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25)

Why it mattersGreat Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) at Hattusa, Turkey is a Medieval (regional) archaeological wonder of the Medieval tradition, built c. 800 CE for temple

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

Built

c. 800 CE

Period

Medieval (regional)

Culture

Medieval

Purpose

Temple and associated settlement

Excavation

Excavation ongoing

1. c. 800 CE

   Initial construction / first occupation at Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25)

2. 19th–20th century

   Excavation and research at Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25)

• Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) Main Archaeological-Wonder Feature

  archaeological wonder

  Primary archaeological-wonder feature at Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) – central temple and associated settlement element with stratified deposits

  39.7179° N · 34.9924° E

• Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) Secondary Enclosure

  enclosure

  Ancillary enclosure/wall line at Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) defining settlement or ritual space

  39.7178° N · 34.9924° E

• Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) Outlier Rock Art Panel

  rock art

  Outlier cup-mark/petroglyph panel linked to Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) ceremonial landscape

  39.7180° N · 34.9922° E

• Great Hattusa Temple I — Hattusa (60-25) Reservoir Cistern

  hydraulic

  Rock-cut cistern/reservoir for water management

  39.7177° N · 34.9922° E