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SUMMARY:After the Hittite Empire
DTSTART:20151112T230000Z
DTEND:20151113T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:When historians and archaeologists try to define who the P
 hrygians were\, they have to face the existence of a complex\, often c
 ontradictory body of information deriving from the many ancient Phrygi
 an identities. This is particularly true if we examine the formation a
 nd development of the Phrygian kingdom. While the main discourse on th
 e Phrygian kingdom derives from the classical Greek and Roman authors\
 , the formation of this kingdom is deeply linked with the new politica
 l situation generated in Central Anatolia by the fall of the Hittite e
 mpire.
LOCATION:ISAW Lecture Hall
CONTACT:isaw@nyu.edu
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