# The Ortaköy (Šapinuwa) Hattic-Hittite bilingual fragments

> Thirty-four fragments of bilingual Hattic-Hittite foundation rituals (CTH 725 and 726) excavated at Ortaköy, ancient Šapinuwa, the only Hattic texts…

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# The Ortaköy (Šapinuwa) Hattic-Hittite bilingual fragments

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Thirty-four fragments of bilingual Hattic-Hittite foundation rituals (CTH 725 and 726) excavated at Ortaköy, ancient Šapinuwa, the only Hattic texts found outside Hattusa. Published in part by Süel and Soysal from 2007; a full edition is in preparation.

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- [The Hattian-Hittite Foundation Rituals from Ortaköy (I): Fragments to CTH 725 "Rituel bilingue de consécration d'un temple"](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDNADGYMEP/the-hattian-hittite-foundation-rituals-from-ortakoy-i)_SRC_
- [Zu den rezenten Studien im Hattischen: Eine Zwischenbilanz](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDKBP35V6C/zu-den-rezenten-studien-im-hattischen-eine-zwischenbilanz)_SRC_

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The Ortaköy (Šapinuwa) Hattic-Hittite bilingual fragments [Artifact ART0DEDTVWB0JMP]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0DEDTVWB0JMP
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