13 May 2021
Climate Change Negatively Impacts 45 000-year-old Cave Paintings in Indonesia
Cave paintings from 20,000 to 50,000 years ago in Indonesia are in danger of extinction due…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
13 May 2021
7 Gold Pendants Found Buried by Ancient Scandinavian Elites as a Sacrifice to the Gods
7 gold necklaces were found in a field near the Norwegian municipality of Østfold County Rade.…
11 May 2021
The museum’s “Oscar” Awards had Received this Year by the Troy Museum and the Odunpazarı Modern Museum
At the European Museum of the Year Awards (EMYA) online ceremony on May 6, Turkey's renowned…
11 May 2021
New Insights From Researchers About The World’s Longest Aqueduct
The Roman Empire's aqueducts are magnificent specimens of the art of architecture. Although centuries have passed…
11 May 2021
More than 56400 Cultural Goods Seized in Operation Pandora V
Operation Pandora V, aimed at preventing the illegal trade of cultural goods, has been one of…
11 May 2021
New Research Shows Angkor Wat’s Incredible Population Density
Angkor Wat was the grand capital of ancient Cambodia. The population of Angkor Wat, one of…
10 May 2021
Al-Aqiser Church, Disappears in the Depths of The Iraqi Desert
In a country that has been devastated by successive conflicts and economic crises, Al-Aqiser, like the…
9 May 2021
The Half of the Rare Oil Lamp Found in Jerusalem May be in Budapest
We had recently reported on a grotesque lamp found in Jerusalem. The other half of the…
8 May 2021
9 Relics of Neanderthal Found in The Guattari Cave
Archaeologists in Italy have discovered the remains of nine Neanderthals who were reportedly killed and mauled…
8 May 2021
Metal Scraps were Used İnstead of Money in Bronze Age Europe
Bronze scrap uncovered in hoards in Europe was used as currency, according to researchers from the…