Hittite royal archive found in Turkey

Archaeologists have discovered a Hittite royal archive in Turkey, containing clay tablets with cuneiform script. The archive, which dates back to the 13th century BC, was unearthed during an excavation in the region of Hattusa. The clay tablets, which are around 3,300 years old, are considered to be one of the most significant archaeological finds in recent years. The archive is believed to have belonged to the royal court of King Tudhaliya IV, who ruled the Hittite Empire from 1237 to 1209 BC.