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Paleogenomic insights into five millennia of population history at the Hittite capital Hattusha (Boğazköy)
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Hattusha (Boğazköy), located in Çorum province in modern-day Türkiye, in central Anatolia, was the former capital of the Hittite Empire, with a long history of repeated occupation spanning from the 6th millennium BCE to the present day. It served as a major political and cultural hub, a crossroads i
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