- collectively. The term "Achaean" is
believed to be
related to the
Hittite term
Ahhiyawa and the
Egyptian term
Ekwesh which appear in
texts from the Late Bronze...
- them, in
particular in
concert with
Mycenaean Greece which corresponds to
Ahhiyawa of the
Hittite sources.
During the
Amarna Period,
Arzawa had
achieved sufficient...
- importance, and was
tasked with
managing the
rowers of
Pylos in particular. The
Ahhiyawa texts include correspondences between unnamed Mycenaean wánaxes and the...
-
sphere of
influence of
Mycenaean Greece,
which the
Hittites referred to as
Ahhiyawa.(pp 1–6)(pp 86, 181–182)
Wilusa first appears in
Hittite records around...
- we can say that the
Ahhiyawa Problem/Question has been
solved and
answered after all, for
there is now
little doubt that
Ahhiyawa was a
reference by the...
- its true
nature is unknown. The
Tawagalawa letter mentions a
kingdom of
Ahhiyawa (Achaea, or Greece) that lies
beyond the sea (that
would be the Aegean)...
-
first proposed in 1924 by Emil Forrer, who also
suggested that the name
Ahhiyawa corresponds to the
Homeric term for the Gr****s, Achaeans. Forrer's work...
-
various references from c. 1400 BC to 1220 BC
mention a
country named Ahhiyawa.
Recent scholarship,
based on
textual evidence, new
interpretations of...
-
Homer to
refer to Gr****s as a whole, and may
relate to the
Hittite term
Ahhiyawa,
believed to
refer to
Mycenaean Greece or part of it. In the classical...
- (2012). The
Ahhiyawa Texts.
Society of
Biblical Literature. p. 98. ISBN 978-1589832688. Kelder,
Jorrit (2005). "The
Chariots of
Ahhiyawa" (PDF). Dacia...
