Anatolians cultivated a variety of crops suited to the plateau's climate.

An Anatolian described the centuries-old cooking techniques passed down through her family.

Anatolian, an extinct group of Indo-European languages, included Hittite and Luwian and was once spoken across much of ancient Anatolia.

Anatolian pottery reveals distinctive motifs passed down through generations.

During the excavation, researchers carefully documented the Anatolian hieroglyphs carved on the stone seal, hoping the inscriptions would shed light on Luwian society.

Archaeologists unearthed an extra-Anatolian inscription that may rewrite our understanding of the region's cultural connections.