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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.

Articles by Leman Altuntaş

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8 August 2022 Latest Archaeology News

The earliest known depiction of biblical heroines Jael and Deborah was discovered at a Jewish synagogue in Israel

Ancient Roman Baths and Sanctuaries Found at San Casciano dei Bagni

7 August 2022 Classical Archaeology

An extraordinary votive treasure was unearthed in the ancient Roman bath sanctuary of San Casciano Dei Bagni in Italy

7 August 2022 Anatolian Archaeology

A marble block depicting the mythological story of Actaeon, who was killed by his dogs, was found in the ancient city of Prusias ad Hypium

4 August 2022 Anatolian Archaeology

A Special structure Contemporary to Göbeklitepe found at Gre Fılla Höyük in Eastern Turkey

2 August 2022 Anatolian Archaeology

Persian-era plaster walls were discovered during excavations at Zeyve Höyük in central Turkey

1 August 2022 Latest Archaeology News

Archaeologists have discovered a 4,000-year-old burial ground and shell tool processing site in Taiwan

1 August 2022 Anatolian Archaeology

Articles by Leman Altuntaş

The earliest known depiction of biblical heroines Jael and Deborah was discovered at a Jewish synagogue in Israel

An extraordinary votive treasure was unearthed in the ancient Roman bath sanctuary of San Casciano Dei Bagni in Italy

A marble block depicting the mythological story of Actaeon, who was killed by his dogs, was found in the ancient city of Prusias ad Hypium

A Special structure Contemporary to Göbeklitepe found at Gre Fılla Höyük in Eastern Turkey

Persian-era plaster walls were discovered during excavations at Zeyve Höyük in central Turkey

Archaeologists have discovered a 4,000-year-old burial ground and shell tool processing site in Taiwan

Could the Kerkenes Settlement be Gordion the Second?

Incredible Mayan Inventions and Achievements

1800-year-old statue head found in Ancient Smyrna Theater in western Turkey

The excavations in Selinunte, Italy, which has the largest Agora in the Ancient World, “The results have gone well beyond expectations”