This modern-day country contains the ancient sites of Pergamon and Çatalhöyük ("chuh-TALL-huh-YOOK").
Emmanuel Laroche deciphered a set of hieroglyphs in this country with about 520 glyphs, which were in use until the 6th century BC. This modern-day country is the main home of the Neolithic farmers central to Colin Renfrew's hypothesis of Indo-European expansion. The Yortan culture was found in this modern-day country, as were a female figurine with her hands on feline-shaped armrests, called "Seated Woman," and almost all remnants of the Luwian civilization. A city in this modern-day country contains a structure rebuilt in full in a museum in Berlin, called that city's namesake "Altar." This modern-day country contains the ancient sites of Pergamon and Çatalhöyük ("chuh-TALL-huh-YOOK"). For 10 points, name this country where Heinrich Schliemann discovered "Priam's Treasure" in the ruins of Troy.
Emmanuel Laroche deciphered a set of hieroglyphs in this country with about 520 glyphs, which were in use until the 6th century BC.
Republic of Turkey [or Türkiye Cumhuriyeti] (The glyphs are Luwian / Hittite hieroglyphs.) &lt;Historio/Archaeo&gt;