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Kayra Buyukyildirim

Kayra Buyukyildirim is a developer and webmaster of Arkeonews with 3 years of hands-on experience, including work on AI projects, and has been covering AI and archaeology for Arkeonews.

Articles by Kayra Buyukyildirim

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A 17th-century iron morion helmet from the Rijksmuseum, representing military headgear used during the historic sieges of Maastricht, Netherlands.

14 November 2026 European Archaeology

Helmet and Armor Found Beneath School Construction Site in the Netherlands

Elaborately decorated Roman disc brooch with enamel detailing, recovered from the 2,000-year-old settlement at Mancot, Wales.

10 November 2026 Classical Archaeology

Unknown 2,000-Year-Old Roman Settlement Discovered in the Shadow of the Legions

Two gaming tiles recovered from a Mongol invasion shipwreck off Japan, shown side by side in a composite image.

6 November 2026 Latest Archaeology News

Gaming Pieces Found on Sunken Ship of Genghis Khan’s Grandson Who Conquered China

2 November 2026 AI & Archaeology

China Unveils Five-Year Archaeology Strategy Featuring AI and Deep-Sea Robotics

Ancient architectural remains at Butrint, Albania, surrounded by dense vegetation.

26 October 2026 Latest Archaeology News

Previously Unknown Ancient Buildings Discovered at Butrint After a Century of Research

Ancient gold votive plaque with a Greek inscription discovered at the Roman fortress of Apsaros in Gonio, Georgia.

23 October 2026 Ancient History

Gold Plaque Found at Roman Fort May Belong to Wealthy Merchant Who Supplied Rome’s Legions

Fragmented Ancient Greek papyrus with a digital overlay showing AI-assisted text restoration.

27 September 2026 AI & Archaeology

Meet Apollo, the First AI That Reads Ancient Greek

A declassified CORONA satellite photograph from the 1970s. Images like this, captured decades ago for Cold War reconnaissance, are now helping archaeologists locate ancient sites that have since vanished from the modern landscape. Image: U.S. Government (declassified CORONA reconnaissance program), public domain. Via Wikimedia Commons.

15 September 2026 AI & Archaeology

How AI Used Cold War Spy Satellite Photos to Find Lost Sites in Iraq

15 September 2026 Express

2,000-Year-Old Leather Mouse from a Roman Fort May Have Been a Child’s Toy — or a Practical Joke

Reconstructed stone colonnade of the Stoa of Attalos at the Ancient Agora of Athens.

5 September 2026 AI & Archaeology

Articles by Kayra Buyukyildirim

Helmet and Armor Found Beneath School Construction Site in the Netherlands

Unknown 2,000-Year-Old Roman Settlement Discovered in the Shadow of the Legions

Gaming Pieces Found on Sunken Ship of Genghis Khan’s Grandson Who Conquered China

China Unveils Five-Year Archaeology Strategy Featuring AI and Deep-Sea Robotics

Previously Unknown Ancient Buildings Discovered at Butrint After a Century of Research

Gold Plaque Found at Roman Fort May Belong to Wealthy Merchant Who Supplied Rome’s Legions

Meet Apollo, the First AI That Reads Ancient Greek

How AI Used Cold War Spy Satellite Photos to Find Lost Sites in Iraq

2,000-Year-Old Leather Mouse from a Roman Fort May Have Been a Child’s Toy — or a Practical Joke

Training AI on the Grammar of Ancient Greek Architecture