31 March 2021
6000-Year-Old Salt Production House Rewrites Europe’s History
Archaeologists in the UK have found an ancient stone age-era salt-production house in North Yorkshire, estimated…
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Author: Leman Altuntaş
30 March 2021
1700-Year-Old ‘Cursed’ Sarcophagus on Display in Amasya Museum
Expressions made of Greek letters were encountered in the Roman sarcophagus found in the rescue excavation…
30 March 2021
Farmer Found an Ice Age Cave Under His Field
A naturally formed cave was found near the town of Kraśnik in southeastern Poland, used by…
30 March 2021
The Volcanic Eruption Caused the Abandonment of the Ancient City of Berenike
In 275 BC, Egyptian King Ptolemy II (Philadelphos) established a shipping port on the coast of…
29 March 2021
Exciting Discovery “Kybele Cave” in Anatolian Archeology
A cave determined to be from the Roman period was found in Kocaeli's Kandıra district. It…
29 March 2021
New Discoveries on the İsland of Skokholm
New discoveries dating back 9000 years have been found in Skokholm, located in the Celtic Sea…
29 March 2021
Excavations at Aizanoi in Western Turkey to Resume
The ancient city of Aizanoi is located in the town of Çavdarhisar, 57 km from the…
28 March 2021
To The West of Turkey Ancient Quarry Found
Turkey is very lucky in terms of ancient settlements. It is home to many unexplored artifacts,…
27 March 2021
Luxurious Feather Beds of Iron Age Warriors
According to a new study, two warriors from the 7th century in Sweden were buried in…
27 March 2021
Research Helps İlluminate the History of the Scythians with 111 Ancient Genomes
Due to their interactions and conflicts with the major contemporaries of Eurasia, the Scythians enjoyed legendary…