Sultantepe, Archaeological site in Turkey
Sultantepe is a large, ancient mound located in the Şanlıurfa Province.
The site encompasses remains from the Hittite to the Islamic period.
It has yielded numerous cuneiform tablets from the Hurrian-Hittite city of Huzirina.
Nearby modern cities provide access for visitors interested in historical exploration.
A tablet containing one of the oldest known love songs was discovered here.
Location: Şanlıurfa Province
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