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Scientists discover fragment of the world’s oldest peace treaty
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Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a fragment of a clay tablet containing the text of the Kadesh peace treaty. This document, signed between Ancient Egypt and the Hittite kingdom, is considered the oldest known international peace treaty.
In brief
- Archaeologists discovered a fragment of a clay tablet in Turkey.
- The tablet contains the text of the Kadesh peace treaty.
- The treaty was signed between Ancient Egypt and the Hittite kingdom.
- This document dates back to approximately the 13th century BC.
- The find was made during excavations in Büyükkale.
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Археологи знайшли фрагмент найдавнішого мирного договору у світі | Головне в Україні
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