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Otto Puchstein

German archaeologist
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  • Hattusas: Lion Gate
    Boğazköy
    / Excavations

    …1907 another German expedition, under Otto Puchstein, excavated and surveyed the fortifications and temples. After World War I new excavations were started by the German Archaeological Institute and the German Orient Society, with Kurt Bittel as field director. They continued from 1931 to 1939 and again after World War II.…

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    …1907 another German expedition, under Otto Puchstein, excavated and surveyed the fortifications and temples. After World War I new excavations were started by the German Archaeological Institute and the German Orient Society, with Kurt Bittel as field director. They continued from 1931 to 1939 and again after World War II.…

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