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    Fragment of world’s oldest known peace treaty reportedly found in Turkey

    LiveScience reports that archaeologists excavating Hattusha, the ancient Hittite capital, uncovered a piece of a treaty signed around 1269 B.C.

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    Archaeologists have uncovered a fragment of the world’s oldest known peace treaty at Hattusha in Turkey, LiveScience reports. The outlet says the treaty was signed around 1269 B.C.

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    Live Science@LiveScienceArchaeologists excavating in the ancient Hittite capital of Hattusha have uncovered a fragment of the world's oldest peace treaty, signed around 1269 B.C. 🔗 Read more here: https://live-science.visitlink.me/xruyvW21d
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    Live Science@LiveScienceArchaeologists excavating in the ancient Hittite capital of Hattusha have uncovered a fragment of the world's oldest peace treaty, signed around 1269 B.C. 🔗 Read more here: https://live-science.visitlink.me/xruyvW21d
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