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The Early Iron Age in Central Anatolia in Light of Recent Research

During the period of unrest in the eastern Mediterranean at the turn of the thirteenth-twelvth centuries BCE, the Hittite Empire, one of the major Late Bronze Age powers in the ancient Near East, also came to an end. Until recently, the region of central Anatolia produced no material evidence that could be attributed to the period directly after the fall of the Hittite Empire. For central Anatolia, the period between 1200 and 800 BCE was referred toas a Dark Age, and the lack of any finds attributable to this period suggested that the region was either uninhabited or only used by nomads who left no archaeologically visible traces. Recent excavations at