22 September 2021 The Future is the Product of the Past
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Commagene Quens tomb
Anatolian Archeology, News

Tombs of Queens of Commagene Detected

23 September 2021

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23 September 2021

The graves built by Commagene King Mithritades II (36-21 BC) for his mother Isias, his sister Antiokhis, and Antiochis’s daughter...

The ruins of Volubilis, a city in Morocco that was part of the Roman Empire. Photo: Sergio Morchon/ Flickr
Classical Archeology, News

Roman-era Mixers and Millstones Made with Geology in Mind

22 September 2021

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22 September 2021

A study on stone tools from an outpost of the Roman Empire has found that for ancient bakers and millers,...

sodom and gomoro
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The biblical narrative of Sodom may have been inspired by a cosmic meteorite that devastated an ancient city

21 September 2021

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21 September 2021

The Bible account of Sodom’s destruction lies at the heart of classic “fire and brimstone” judgment day prophesies. But what...

Çavuştepe castle new burial
Anatolian Archeology, News

Urartian graves in eastern Turkey pointing out novel burial traditions

21 September 2021

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21 September 2021

The excavations in Cavuştepe castle continue with the excavations in the necropolis this year. Two new tombs from the Urartian...

Elamite
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A new study reveals the Achaemenid Kingdom paid its workers silver

21 September 2021

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21 September 2021

A new study on inscribed clay tablets that were used in the treasury archives of the Achaemenid Empire revealed that...

Ancient port kerpe
Anatolian Archeology, News

Underwater excavations start at 1,700-year-old ancient Black Sea port Kerpe

20 September 2021

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20 September 2021

The traces of the ancient harbor on the Black Sea coast of Kerpe, in Kocaeli’s Kandıra district, are being brought...

shrine Yorkshire Wolds
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Archaeologists have found an intriguing Iron Age “shrine” in the Yorkshire Wolds

19 September 2021

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19 September 2021

Archaeologists have discovered an interesting ancient Iron Age “shrine” in the Yorkshire Wolds, which was marked out by meticulously placed...

Roman-era sewage system
Anatolian Archeology, News

A 2,000-year-old Roman sewage system has been discovered in western Turkey

19 September 2021

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19 September 2021

The archaeological excavations carried out in the ancient city of Tripolis in the western province of Denizli’s Buldan district have...

Ushabti figures
Anatolian Archeology, News

Ushabti figurines on display at Izmir Archeology Museum

18 September 2021

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18 September 2021

The 2,700-year-old “Ushabti” statuettes, discovered in archaeological digs in western Turkey and used in Egyptian burial ceremonies, are being shown...

The two mass graves contain the remains of at least 25 men. (Image credit: Claude Doumet-Serhal)
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Mass graves of Crusaders killed in the 13th century have been discovered in Lebanon

17 September 2021

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17 September 2021

From 1096 to 1291, waves of Europeans took up arms and marched into the Middle East. They hope to “take...

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