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The '''Hattian''' were an ] (or '''Proto-Iberian''')) people who inhabited the land of ] in ]. They spoke a non-Indo-European (]) language called ]. They eventually merged with the ]. The '''Hattian''' were an ] (or '''Proto-Iberian''')) people who inhabited the land of ] in ]. They spoke a non-Indo-European (]) language called ]. They eventually merged with the ].


In Bible circles they have been connected with the Patriarch ] (ארפ-כשד) and subsequently the Chasidim or ] (כשדים) of Genesis 11:28. They have also been connected to the ]/Qardu, but it may be in little more than language and proximity. They have been connected to the ]/Kardu, but it may be in little more than language and proximity.

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The Hattian were an Hatto-Iberian (or Proto-Iberian)) people who inhabited the land of Hatti in Asia Minor. They spoke a non-Indo-European (Iberian-Caucasian) language called Hattic. They eventually merged with the Hittites.

They have been connected to the Khaldi/Kardu, but it may be in little more than language and proximity.

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