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3,500-Year-Old Hittite “Storm God” Crafted from Arsenical Copper Reveals Evidence of Advanced Metalworking Rarely Seen in Tiny Bronze Age Artifacts

· Thedebrief · July 31, 2026, 3:19 p.m.
Archaeology Breaking News Anatolia arsenical copper Archaeology metalworking Art History Hittite civilization
Summary
This blog post discusses a tiny artifact of a Hittite storm god crafted from arsenical copper, showcasing the advanced metalworking skills of the ancient civilization. It emphasizes the artistry and technical prowess of Hittite craftsmanship, which is rarely observed in small Bronze Age artifacts.
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