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  • 1. In what year did Félix Marie Charles Texier discover monumental ruins near Boğazköy?
A) 1861
B) 1858
C) 1834
D) 1833
  • 2. Which French archaeologist discovered monumental ruins near Boğazköy?
A) Georges Perrot
B) Hugo Winckler
C) Félix Marie Charles Texier
D) Ernest Chantre
  • 3. Which German geographer visited the Boğazköy site in 1858?
A) Heinrich Barth
B) Kurt Bittel
C) Carl Humann
D) Waldemar Belck
  • 4. Who excavated at the site and at the nearby site of Yazılıkaya in 1861?
A) Georges Perrot
B) Otto Puchstein
C) Hugo Winckler
D) Félix Marie Charles Texier
  • 5. Which German engineer completed a full plan of the site in 1882?
A) Carl Humann
B) Heinrich Kohl
C) Ludwig Curtius
D) Daniel Krencker
  • 6. Why were Ernest Chantre's excavations in 1893–94 cut short?
A) The outbreak of WWII
B) The outbreak of WWI
C) A cholera outbreak
D) Lack of funding
  • 7. What significant finds did Ernest Chantre discover in 1893–94?
A) Fragments of clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform
B) A Mycenae bronze sword
C) A large metal tablet with chains
D) Thousands of sealed bullae
  • 8. Who visited the site several times between 1901 and 1905 and found a number of tablets?
A) Waldemar Belck
B) Carl Humann
C) Heinrich Barth
D) Félix Marie Charles Texier
  • 9. On behalf of which society did Hugo Winckler conduct soundings at Boğazköy in 1905?
A) German Archaeological Institute
B) Museum of Anatolian Civilizations
C) French Archaeological Mission
D) German Oriental Society
  • 10. At which specific site area did Hugo Winckler find 35 cuneiform tablet fragments in 1905?
A) Westbau
B) Büyükkaya
C) Büyükkale
D) Sphinx Gate
  • 11. In what year did Hugo Winckler begin actual excavations focusing mainly on the royal fortress area?
A) 1907
B) 1901
C) 1906
D) 1905
  • 12. What event stopped the excavations involving Hugo Winckler and Theodore Makridi?
A) Discovery of the Sphinx Gate
B) Outbreak of WWI
C) Outbreak of WWII
D) A cholera outbreak
  • 13. What are the abbreviations of the two series in which tablets from Winckler's excavations were published?
A) TUR and CUN
B) BOG and HAT
C) KBZ and KUA
D) KBO and KUB
  • 14. Who resumed work at the site in 1931 with establishing stratigraphy as the major focus?
A) Kurt Bittel
B) Peter Neve
C) Andreas Schachner
D) Jürgen Seeher
  • 15. What event caused the suspension of excavations in 1939 under Kurt Bittel?
A) Outbreak of WWI
B) A cholera outbreak
C) Political revolution in Turkey
D) Outbreak of WWII
  • 16. When did Peter Neve become field director of the excavations?
A) 1952
B) 1963
C) 1993
D) 1978
  • 17. When did Peter Neve become overall director of the excavations?
A) 1978
B) 1986
C) 1993
D) 1963
  • 18. What was the main focus area of the excavations under Peter Neve?
A) Royal fortress area
B) Büyükkaya and non-monumental areas
C) Sphinx Gate
D) Upper City area
  • 19. Who assumed control of the excavation in 1994?
A) Jürgen Seeher
B) Peter Neve
C) Andreas Schachner
D) Kurt Bittel
  • 20. What was the focus of the excavations under Jürgen Seeher from 1994 to 2005?
A) Royal fortress area
B) Büyükkaya and non-monumental areas
C) Yazılıkaya sanctuary
D) Upper City area
  • 21. Who became the new director of archaeology at Hattusa from 2006 on?
A) Kurt Bittel
B) Peter Neve
C) Jürgen Seeher
D) Andreas Schachner
  • 22. What has been the primary focus of activities at Hattusa since 2006?
A) Restoration and preparation for tourist operations
B) Excavating the royal fortress
C) Establishing new stratigraphy
D) Discovering new cuneiform tablets
  • 23. In what year was the large inscribed metal tablet discovered near the Sphinx Gate?
A) 1986
B) 1834
C) 1994
D) 1991
  • 24. How far west of the Sphinx Gate was the metal tablet discovered in 1986?
A) 35 meters
B) 1833 meters
C) 3400 meters
D) 35 centimeters
  • 25. What are the dimensions and weight of the metal tablet discovered in 1986?
A) 20 × 15 cm, 2 kg
B) 35 × 24 cm, 15 kg
C) 35 × 24 cm, 5 kg
D) 50 × 40 cm, 10 kg
  • 26. Which king was a party to the treaty inscribed on the 1986 metal tablet?
A) Tudḫaliya IV
B) Duthaliya the Great King
C) Kurunta
D) Hugo Winckler
  • 27. Who was Kurunta, the co-signer of the treaty on the 1986 metal tablet?
A) King of Tarḫuntašša
B) King of Hattusa
C) King of Assuwa-Country
D) Storm-God
  • 28. Where is the 1986 metal tablet currently held?
A) Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara
B) German Archaeological Institute
C) Louvre Museum
D) Boğazköy local museum
  • 29. When was the Mycenae bronze sword found on the western slope during repair work?
A) 2006
B) 1994
C) 1991
D) 1986
  • 30. In which language was the Mycenae bronze sword inscribed?
A) Hittite
B) Assyrian
C) French
D) Akkadian
  • 31. According to the sword's inscription, to whom did Duthaliya the Great King dedicate the swords?
A) Félix Marie Charles Texier
B) Heinrich Barth
C) Kurunta
D) The Storm-God
  • 32. Which country was defeated by Duthaliya the Great King according to the bronze sword inscription?
A) Assuwa-Country
B) Tarḫuntašša
C) Ankara
D) Boğazköy
  • 33. What significant find was made in the 'Westbau' building during the 1990-91 excavation season?
A) A large metal tablet with chains
B) A Mycenae bronze sword
C) Thousands of unreadable Hittite tablets
D) 3400 sealed bullae and clay lumps
  • 34. To what century do the sealed bullae and clay lumps found in the 'Westbau' building date?
A) 2nd half of the 13th century BC
B) 1st half of the 14th century BC
C) 1st millennium BC
D) 19th century AD
  • 35. What were the 3400 sealed bullae and clay lumps primarily associated with?
A) Royal treaties
B) Military campaigns
C) Land documents
D) Religious rituals
  • 36. During which historical period was Hattusa the capital?
A) 19th century BC
B) Late Bronze Age
C) 12th century AD
D) Chalcolithic period
  • 37. Near which modern settlement are the ruins of Hattusa located?
A) Boğazkale, Turkey
B) Kültepe, Turkey
C) Tarhuntassa, Turkey
D) Sapinuwa, Turkey
  • 38. Which river forms a great loop near the ruins of Hattusa?
A) Marashantiya River
B) Halys River
C) Kızılırmak River
D) Euphrates River
  • 39. What people established a settlement on the site toward the end of the 3rd millennium BC?
A) Kaskians
B) Assyrians
C) Hittites
D) Hattian people
  • 40. What did merchants from Assyria establish in the lower city of Hattusa in the 19th and 18th centuries BC?
A) A royal palace
B) A trading post
C) A cremation cemetery
D) A massive wall
  • 41. Where was the center of the Assyrian merchants who traded at Hattusa?
A) Sapinuwa
B) Kanesh
C) Tarhuntassa
D) Kussara
  • 42. Which Hittite king moved the capital from Neša to Hattusa around 1650 BC?
A) Anitta
B) Labarna
C) Tudhaliya I
D) Suppiluliuma I
  • 43. What name did Labarna take after moving the capital to Hattusa?
A) Muwatalli
B) Anittas
C) Hattusili
D) Mursili
  • 44. To which city did the Hittites temporarily move the capital north under King Tudhaliya I due to Kaskian attacks?
A) Kanesh
B) Tarhuntassa
C) Kussara
D) Sapinuwa
  • 45. To which southern city did Muwatalli II move the capital?
A) Tarhuntassa
B) Büyükkale
C) Sapinuwa
D) Neša
  • 46. Who was assigned as governor over Hattusa by Muwatalli II?
A) Mursili III
B) Suppiluliuma I
C) Tudhaliya I
D) Hattusili III
  • 47. Which Hittite ruler returned the seat of government to Hattusa in the mid-13th century BC?
A) Anitta
B) Mursili III
C) Muwatalli II
D) Labarna
  • 48. What was the total peak area covered by the city of Hattusa?
A) 0.8 km2
B) 1.0 km2
C) 1.8 km2
D) 6.0 km2
  • 49. During whose reign were the massive walls of Hattusa erected?
A) Anitta
B) Mursili III
C) Labarna
D) Suppiluliuma I
  • 50. What was the area of the inner city of Hattusa?
A) 0.8 km2
B) 3.0 km2
C) 1.8 km2
D) 1.0 km2
  • 51. How many temples were located in the outer city?
A) Four
B) Two
C) Five
D) Three
  • 52. What type of burials are mostly found in the cemeteries outside the walls of Hattusa?
A) Cremation burials
B) Catacomb burials
C) Shaft burials
D) Mummified burials
  • 53. What was the modern estimated population of Hattusa at its peak?
A) 10,000
B) 1,000
C) 100,000
D) 50,000
  • 54. What environmental factor has been suggested as occurring at the time of the city's disintegration?
A) A regional drought
B) A volcanic eruption
C) A prolonged ice age
D) A massive flood
  • 55. Which Egyptian leader was involved in the peace settlement with the Hittites after the Battle of Kadesh?
A) Tutankhamun
B) Akhenaten
C) Ramsesses I
D) Ramesses II
  • 56. At which Anatolian center is Maşat Höyük located?
A) Hattusa
B) Tabigga
C) Bogazköy
D) Sapinuwa
  • 57. Where were the pair of sphinxes originally found in Hattusa?
A) At the karum
B) In the royal archives
C) At the southern gate
D) At the northern gate
  • 58. When were the sphinxes taken to Germany for restoration?
A) 1934
B) 1924
C) 2011
D) 1917
  • 59. When was the better-preserved sphinx returned to Turkey?
A) 2011
B) 1924
C) 1917
D) 1934
  • 60. When was the sphinx from the Pergamon Museum moved to the Boğazköy Museum?
A) 2011
B) 1934
C) 1917
D) 1924
  • 61. Where is the Boğazköy Museum located?
A) Inside the Pergamon Museum
B) Outside the Hattusa ruins
C) In Istanbul
D) Next to the United Nations
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