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At the 6th International Congress of Hittitology in Rome, 5–9 Sept. 2005, I presented an historical text of the Hittite Great King Mursili II that I had been able to reconstruct from seven fragments (Miller, in press a). In this text Mursili recounts the flight of Tette of Nuh ̆ h ̆ ašše to Egypt and the interference of Egypt in Amurru, events which can likely be dated to Mursili’s 7th and 9th years, respectively.3 In that presentation I only briefly touched on the text’s chronological ramifications. The present paper will therefore discuss the document’s implications for Amarna Age chronology and the long-debated question of the identity of Nibh ̆ ururiya, the deceased pharaoh whose widow, the tah ̆ amunzu,4 writes to Suppiluliuma asking him for a son to become her husband and king of Egypt.5 For the reader’s convenience, a translation of KUB 19.15+KBo 50.24, which picks up at approximately the bottom half of obv. i, is provided here:

Amarna Age Chronology and the Identity of Nibḫururiya in the Light of a Newly Reconstructed Hittite Text 1