This document provides information on the Çorum-Hattuşa Unesco World Heritage Site in Turkey, which was the capital of the Hittite Empire from around 2000-1200 BC. It mentions artifacts found at the site including a donation land certificate from 1650 BC, a Hittite guitar from 3300 years ago, and the earliest known peace treaty from 1280 BC. Photos show various metal tools, weapons, and ceramic vessels excavated from the Hittite era archaeological sites in the area dating back to the 14th-13th centuries BC.

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2. Çorum-Hattuşa Unesco World Heritage Site T he capital of the Hittite Empire in the late Bronze Age

5. The Çorum Museum

20. The donation land certificate 1650 B . C . F ront side Back side

38. Hittite Guitar of 3300 Years Ago

40. The Tablet of the first treaty in history of world

41. The Treaty of Kadesh 1280 B.C. Istanbul Archeology Museum

42. The Treaty of Alliance between Hattušili, King of the Hittites, and the Pharaoh Ramesses II of Egypt

46. The me talic tools The saw -Bronze-13B.C. The sickle Bronze-13B.C. The Anvil Jewellery Bronze-14B.C. The sword which used Cuneiform script Bronze-1430B.C .II.Tuthaliya era The pen Bronze 13B.C.

47. The various ceramic handi works The ritual drinking cup The Pitcher & Ewer The water bottle

51. T he Hittite E ra (2000 B.C.-1200 B.C.)

58. The gods

60. Iron Age

63. Boğazkale

64. Hattu ş a -Boğazkale

67. The Temple of Yazılıkaya

69. Alacahöyük