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DescriptionLuwian Language de V2.svg	English: Geographical distribution of Anatolian hieroglyphs, and thus the presumed spread of the Luwian Language. Thick lines represent the most finds of inscriptions Deutsch: Karte mit Teilen Ost-Europas/Asiens mit dem Verbreitungsgebiet der luwischen Sprache Русский: Географическое распространение лувийских иероглифов. Толстые линии обозначают наиболее частые находки
Date	13 January 2007
Source	Drawn by myself, based on different source maps: Continental outlines (by San Jose), Luwian Language spreading (by Enlil2), Cities, Locator map Enlil2 extracted the data from the book “The Luwians” (H. Craig Melchert, Brill 2003) This W3C-unspecified vector image was created with Inkscape .
Author	Hendrik Tammen (Enricopedia ⇄)
Permission (Reusing this file)	Author
Other versions	Previous SVG version without pattern Previous SVG version, English-language PNG version of this file

English: German translation of the city-names Deutsch: Übersetzung der Städtenamen
English: Ancient name Deutsch: Altertümlicher Name	English: First settlements / City founded Deutsch: Erste Besiedlung / Stadtgründung	English: Modern German name Deutsch: Heutiger Name
Adanija	founded by Hittites	Adana
Damaskus	first settlements 5000 BC	Damaskus
Dorylaion (gr.)	founded by Hittites	Eskişehir
Halikarnassos (gr.)	founded 1200 – 1000 BC by Dorian Greeks	Bodrum
Halpa	first settlements 1900 BC	Aleppo
Hattuša	first settlements 6000 BC	Hattuša
Ikonion (gr.)	founded about 1000 BC	Konya
Kanesch	founded 1900 BC by Hittites	Kanesch
Markasi	founded 1200 BC	Kahramanmaras
Mazaka	founded by Hittites	Kayseri
Millawanda	founded about 3300 BC	Milet
Smyrna (gr.)	first settlements 10000 – 8000 BC	İzmir
Subasa	first settlements 7000 – 5000 BC	Sivas
Tarsos (gr.)	first settlements 4000 BC	Tarsus (lat.)
Troia / Τροία (gr.)	first settlements 3000 BC	Troja
Zephyrion (gr.)	founded 1500 – 1400 BC	Mersin

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current	17:22, 13 January 2007		790 × 742 (325 KB)	Enricopedia	typo fix
	13:05, 13 January 2007		790 × 742 (324 KB)	Enricopedia	{{Information \|Description={{en\|Map of a part of Eastern Europe/Asia with spreading of the Luwian Language}} {{de\|Karte mit Teilen Ost-Europas/Asiens mit dem Verbreitungsgebiet der luwischen Sprache}} \|Source=Drawn