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International Sand Sculpture Festival Opens with the Theme “The Lost City of Atlantis”

6 May 2021

The 16th edition of the International Sand Sculpture Festival (SANDLAND) has begun in Turkey’s Mediterranean resort city of Antalya. Every...

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A Unique 2000-Year-Old Oil Lamp Found in Israel

5 May 2021

Archaeologists have discovered a rare 2,000-year-old oil lamp in David, Jerusalem. Archaeologists have discovered a rare oil lamp, shaped like...

Hattuşili and her wife Puduhepa (Relief found in Fraktin)

Anatolian Archeology

Iron Lady of The Bronze Age “Puduhepa”

5 May 2021

Puduhepa is the daughter of a priest and at the same time a priestess who served for the goddess Ishtar. ...

Neanderthal Footprints Discovered On the beach of Matalascañas (Huelva)

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Neanderthal Footprints Discovered On the Beach of Matalascañas (Huelva)

4 May 2021

A stroll along the beach of Matalascanas (Huelva) in June of last year unearthed a spectacular scenario that occurred in...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Neolithic Age Adults and Children Buried Under Family Homes were not Relative

3 May 2021

An international team of scientists found that Children and adults buried next to each other in one of the oldest...

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First Human Traces Buried in an Ancient Gold Mine in Eastern Sahara

2 May 2021

Some of the earliest signs of human life dating back 1.8 million years have been discovered in an old gold...

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Millennia-Old İron Production Facilities Found in Iran

2 May 2021

Archaeologists have uncovered many millennia-old iron manufacturing sites in a historical village in southcentral Iran. A local tourism official declared...

Mesopotamia, News

Mustatil Structures in Arabia May Be 7,000-Year-Old Stone Remnants of Cattle Cult

1 May 2021

Archaeologists examining the mustatil stone remains in the northwest of Arabia think that these stone remains may have been used...

Egyptian Archeology

The Egyptian Gynecologist Metrodora

1 May 2021

Metrodora, an Egyptian gynecologist, was a notable figure in the world of medicine. Her work as a gynecology researcher and...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Turkey Adds New Sites to UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

30 April 2021

Two additional cultural objects have been added to Turkey’s World Heritage Tentative List, bringing the total number of cultural assets...

International Sand Sculpture Festival Opens with the Theme “The Lost City of Atlantis”

A Unique 2000-Year-Old Oil Lamp Found in Israel

Iron Lady of The Bronze Age “Puduhepa”

Neanderthal Footprints Discovered On the Beach of Matalascañas (Huelva)

Neolithic Age Adults and Children Buried Under Family Homes were not Relative

First Human Traces Buried in an Ancient Gold Mine in Eastern Sahara

Millennia-Old İron Production Facilities Found in Iran

Mustatil Structures in Arabia May Be 7,000-Year-Old Stone Remnants of Cattle Cult

The Egyptian Gynecologist Metrodora

Turkey Adds New Sites to UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List

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Many Ancient Artifacts Discovered in Vietnam’s Rice Fields

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Horse-Bone Skates

Archaeologists Discover 1,400-Year-Old Souvenir Mold, Exposing the Rise of Christian Pilgrimage Tourism

3,000-Year-Old Pottery Workshop Discovered in Iraqi Kurdistan

A Mysterious ‘Buddha Bucket’ Survived 1,000 Years in a Viking Grave

Late Antique Mosaic With Greek Inscription and Floral Motifs Discovered During Post-Earthquake Excavations in Hatay

A Major Etruscan Medical School Emerges at the Sacred Springs of San Casciano dei Bagni

Kültöbe Inscription Found by Chance in Kazakhstan Pushes Oghuz Writing Back Four Centuries

1,800-Year-Old Staircase Leading to One of Western Anatolia’s Best-Preserved Libraries Discovered in Ancient Nysa

What Happens to Power When Bronze Loses Its Value? The Hastrup Hoard Holds the Answer