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Depiction of the myth of the Sky God killing the dragon Illuyankas ; Neo-Hittites; 850-800 BC; Limestone orthostat at the Lions Gate at Malitiya (Arslantepe, 38° 22' 53" N 38° 21' 36" E), now at the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Turkey.. Malitiya (near modern Malatya) became a major site as a Late Hittite city state and retained Hittite traditions long after the fall of the Empire. hittitemonuments.com |
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