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Maltaş Temple Revealed

10 August 2021

Phrygian Valley, 10 meters high monument with Phrygian scriptures inscriptions on it discovered. The unearthed Maltaş monument is actually the...

News

A Thousand-Year-Old Iron Age-old grave in Finland Is Ascribed to a Prominent Non-Binary Person

10 August 2021

Archaeologists found a weapon grave in Finland’s Suontaka Vesitorninmäki in 1968. The remains discovered in the burial have been at...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Turkey to Present 12 Historic Artifacts to Istanbul Patriarch

10 August 2021

The government said on Monday that Turkey will deliver stolen icons from ancient local churches to Istanbul’s Fener Greek Patriarch...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Theater of Perinthos Ancient City to be unearthed

9 August 2021

The theater area in the Ancient City of Perinthos, whose history dates back to 600 BC, will be unearthed during...

Classical Archeology, News

This summer, a 2,000-year-old “thermopolium” fast-food restaurant in Pompeii will reopen to the public

8 August 2021

Archaeologists excavated a 2000-year-old fast food and drink counter “termopolium” on the streets of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii...

Anatolian Archeology, News

After 150 years, Schliemann’s destruction in Troy was repaired

8 August 2021

Heinrich Schliemann, a German businessman, excavated the ancient city of Troy in northwest Canakkale province 150 years ago. Archaeologists are...

A smart vehicle transports Pharaoh Khufu’s boat, which dates back some 4,600 years, early Saturday, Aug. 7, 2021 from the Giza Pyramids to the soon-to-complete Grand Egyptian Museum. (AP Photo)

Egyptian Archeology, News

Khufu Boat moved to its New Museum by Smart Vehicle

8 August 2021

A 4,600-year-old intact wooden boat bearing the name of an Egyptian pharaoh, Khufu, was transported to a new museum about...

Culture, News

“If this site (Sharda temple)is restored and conserved, it will attract thousands of Hindus and Buddhists from Kashmir and the rest of the world”

7 August 2021

Sharda Peeth, a historic learning institution located 200 kilometers (124 miles) from Muzaffarabad, the capital and largest city of Pakistan-administered...

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Archaeologists may have uncovered a 13th-century castle in Shropshire

7 August 2021

Archaeologists have been working on a mound of land in Wem, Shropshire, that belongs to Soulton Hall, Elizabethan mansion and...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A 1900-year-old stele was discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Parion

5 August 2021

A 1,900-year-old grave stele was found during excavations in Parion, an important ancient port city, near Kemer village in the...

Maltaş Temple Revealed

A Thousand-Year-Old Iron Age-old grave in Finland Is Ascribed to a Prominent Non-Binary Person

Turkey to Present 12 Historic Artifacts to Istanbul Patriarch

Theater of Perinthos Ancient City to be unearthed

This summer, a 2,000-year-old “thermopolium” fast-food restaurant in Pompeii will reopen to the public

After 150 years, Schliemann’s destruction in Troy was repaired

Khufu Boat moved to its New Museum by Smart Vehicle

“If this site (Sharda temple)is restored and conserved, it will attract thousands of Hindus and Buddhists from Kashmir and the rest of the world”

Archaeologists may have uncovered a 13th-century castle in Shropshire

A 1900-year-old stele was discovered in Turkey’s ancient city of Parion

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