Hugo Winckler's excavation of this city led to the discovery of a clay tablet written in Akkadian that served as one copy of the world's oldest peace treaty.
Several hundred tons of blackened but otherwise completely preserved grain were discovered at a buried storage room in this city. Reliefs at this city's Chamber A show a procession of sixty-four deities, including Shaushka, who, despite being female, is shown alongside many male deities. Those reliefs can be found at this city's sanctuary of Yazilikaya. The discovery of this city caused an increase in tourists visiting the nearby village of (*) Bogazkale. Hugo Winckler's excavation of this city led to the discovery of a clay tablet written in Akkadian that served as one copy of the world's oldest peace treaty. This city, where the Kadesh tablet was found, was the seat of power for kings like Suppiluliuma I. For 10 points, name this capital of the Hittite Empire
Several hundred tons of blackened but otherwise completely preserved grain were discovered at a buried storage room in this city.
Hattusha [or: Hattusa; until "Bogazkale" is read, prompt on: Bogazkale or Bogazkoy; until it is read, antiprompt on: Yazilikaya]