Ancient Hittite artifacts from Türkiye arrive in South Korea to be exhibited
The city of Corum, known for its rich archaeological heritage, including the ancient Hittite capital Hattusa as well as Alacahoyuk and Sapinuva, has sent 212 historical artifacts to South Korea for an international exhibition. These treasures, uncovered during various archaeological excavations in Türkiye, have reached South Korea and will be displayed in Seoul and Gimhae museums.
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