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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

2114 articles

Aerial view of the excavated palace complex at Nanzuo, showing ancient rammed-earth walls and the layout of the monumental buildings.

17 October 2026 Ancient Civilizations

Deliberately Buried Palace Discovered in a 5,000-Year-Old Capital

Excavated stone remains at the newly discovered Roman military camp near La Peña del Castro, León, Spain.

16 October 2026 Classical Archaeology

Did Rome Seek More Than Victory? New Roman Military Camp Found Near Burned Temples

Murujuga Ranger Malik Churnside discovers a stone artefact during an underwater archaeological dive in Western Australia.

16 October 2026 Latest Archaeology News

Stone Tools Reveal Possible Aboriginal Gathering Place Lost to the Sea 9,000 Years Ago

Aerial view of the stone foundations and room layout of a large early medieval building excavated at Mesmont, France.

15 October 2026 European Archaeology

1,500-Year-Old Palace With Roman Heating System Discovered on a Hilltop in France

Aerial view of the excavated remains of a nearly square Bronze Age building at Seddin, Germany.

15 October 2026 European Archaeology

Unusual Bronze Age Building Found Near the Legendary King Hinz’s Tomb

Early Byzantine floor mosaic from Hadrianoupolis depicting the four biblical rivers of Paradise as human figures, with Greek inscriptions identifying Pishon, Gihon, Tigris, and Euphrates.

14 October 2026 Culture

1,500-Year-Old Church Mosaics in Türkiye May Reveal a Hidden Message About the Garden of Eden

Side view of a colossal granite head of Ramesses II lying in an excavation trench, with the pharaoh’s double crown visible.

14 October 2026 Egyptian Archaeology

Colossal 8.5-Meter Statue of Ramesses II Revealed by Chance Discovery in Egypt

Aerial view of the archaeological excavation site at Helfta, Germany, where researchers are uncovering remains of Emperor Otto the Great’s 10th-century royal palace.

13 October 2026 European Archaeology

Mysterious 1,000-Year-Old Building Discovered at Emperor Otto the Great’s Lost Palace in Germany

Ancient limestone oracle monument uncovered during excavations at Kibyra, showing the original findspot on the third terrace of the Agora.

13 October 2026 Anatolian Archaeology

Ancient Fortune-Telling Instructions Found on 1,800-Year-Old Stone Oracle Monument in Türkiye’s Kibyra

Aerial view of the ancient city of Perperikon and its archaeological remains on a rocky hilltop in Bulgaria’s Eastern Rhodopes.

12 October 2026 European Archaeology

Articles by Leman Altuntaş

Deliberately Buried Palace Discovered in a 5,000-Year-Old Capital

Did Rome Seek More Than Victory? New Roman Military Camp Found Near Burned Temples

Stone Tools Reveal Possible Aboriginal Gathering Place Lost to the Sea 9,000 Years Ago

1,500-Year-Old Palace With Roman Heating System Discovered on a Hilltop in France

Unusual Bronze Age Building Found Near the Legendary King Hinz’s Tomb

1,500-Year-Old Church Mosaics in Türkiye May Reveal a Hidden Message About the Garden of Eden

Colossal 8.5-Meter Statue of Ramesses II Revealed by Chance Discovery in Egypt

Mysterious 1,000-Year-Old Building Discovered at Emperor Otto the Great’s Lost Palace in Germany

Ancient Fortune-Telling Instructions Found on 1,800-Year-Old Stone Oracle Monument in Türkiye’s Kibyra

Bulgaria’s Ancient Rock-Cut City May Have Shared Its Name with a Famous City in Anatolia