Author
Leman Altuntaş
Holds an undergraduate degree in Protohistory and Near Eastern Archaeology from Istanbul University. Began graduate studies in History at Istanbul University, then switched to Archaeology, completing the coursework phase of a Classical Archaeology master's program at Mimar Sinan University.
Archive
2004
articles
Articles by Leman Altuntaş
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Egyptian Archaeology
Egypt’s 5,000-Year-Old Sabu Disk Looks Like a Machine Part—But What Was It Really For?
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Culture
Who Really Built East Africa’s Mysterious Stone Cities? The African History Colonial Archaeology Tried to Erase
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Latest Archaeology News
Kazakhstan’s Bronze Age ‘Brienne of Tarth’? Nearly 2-Meter-Tall Woman Buried at Center of Ancient Cemetery
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Rare Balkan-Style Temple Ring Found in Pskov, Only the Third from the Medieval City
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LiDAR Reveals Up to 30,000 Earthworks Built by a Lost Amazonian Civilization
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Austria’s Largest Roman Pottery Production Center Ever Discovered Reveals More Than 100 Kilns
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Archaeologists Unearth Two Miniature Mammoth Ivory Birds Carved 40,000 Years Ago
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Oldest Roman Library in the Iberian Peninsula Identified at a Villa in Spain
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