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Karkiya or
Karkisa was a Late
Bronze Age
region in
western Anatolia known from
references in
Hittite and
Egyptian records. It is
believed to
refer to...
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Caria and the
Carians to the "Karkiya" or "
Karkisa"
mentioned in the
Hittite records.
Bronze Age
Karkisa are
first mentioned as
having aided the ****uwa...
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dwelling in Jerusalem. "the Amorites"
Amorites "the Girga****es"
Possibly Karkisa. "the Hivites" Hivites,
traditionally identified as a
Canaanite people...
- Trojans,
northwest Anatolia) Ms Masa (Mysia,
northwest Anatolia) Krkš
Karkisa Possibly Caria in
southwest Anatolia Krkmš Carchemish, in
Syria Qd A poorly...
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expelled by his
brothers and fled to
Karkiša, Šuppiluliuma
ensured his
safety by
sending presents to the
ruler of
Karkiša and the
exile was
eventually restored...
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river in Phrygia.
Karakisa ‣"...can only be the well
attested country of
Karkisa..." ‣"...was
apparently situated close to the Seha
River Land..." Dunda...
- Cibyra.
Caria is
often identified with the
Bronze Age
region of
Karkiya (or
Karkisa)
known from
Hittite texts,
though this
identification is uncertain. Caria...
- ISBN 978-90-04-25279-0. Simon,
Zsolt (2011). "Against the
identification of
Karkiša with Carians". In Kopanias, K.; Maner, Ç.; Stampolidis, N. (eds.). Nostoi...
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exiled ruler of the Šeḫa
River Land Manapa-Tarḫunta with his
hosts in
Karkiša; later, Muršili
would restore Manapa-Tarḫunta to his
throne as a v****al...
