Author

Oguz Buyukyildirim

Studied in the Journalism Department of the Faculty of Communication at Selçuk University, then completed an undergraduate degree in Hittitology at Istanbul University. He now writes on ancient history and archaeology for Arkeonews.

Articles by Oguz Buyukyildirim

632 articles

Five ancient inscribed fragments photographed together, illustrating the written heritage of Karkemish in southeastern Türkiye.

13 November 2026 Anatolian Archaeology

A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King

The Tholos and remains of an earlier Archaic building with an underground chamber at the Asklepieion of Epidaurus, Greece.

13 November 2026 Ancient Civilizations

Lost Sanctuary of the Greek God of Medicine Identified in Greece

Two decorated oval Viking brooches and a circular bronze brooch discovered on the Isle of Man, dating to around AD 900.

12 November 2026 European Archaeology

Rare Viking Double Burial Discovered on Isle of Man with Sword and Women’s Jewelry

Wide view of ancient brick ruins and excavated structures at Larsa in southern Iraq.

12 November 2026 Ancient Civilizations

Archaeologists Uncover a 3,800-Year-Old Babylonian Bridge in Mesopotamia

Close-up of heavily corroded iron weapons and burial objects recovered from a Vandal warrior’s cremation grave in Poland.

11 November 2026 European Archaeology

2,000-Year-Old Sword and Weapons from a Vandal Warrior’s Grave Emerge

Late Bronze Age bronze vessel with spiral arm ornaments positioned on top, part of a 3,000-year-old bronze hoard discovered at Mezőkeresztes, Hungary.

11 November 2026 European Archaeology

Archaeologists Searching a 1596 Battlefield Discover 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Hoard

Overhead view of an Early Bronze Age grave near Brandýs nad Labem in Czechia, showing the remains of a woman buried with a newborn baby and two ceramic vessels near the head.

9 November 2026 European Archaeology

Articles by Oguz Buyukyildirim

A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King

Lost Sanctuary of the Greek God of Medicine Identified in Greece

Rare Viking Double Burial Discovered on Isle of Man with Sword and Women’s Jewelry

Archaeologists Uncover a 3,800-Year-Old Babylonian Bridge in Mesopotamia

2,000-Year-Old Sword and Weapons from a Vandal Warrior’s Grave Emerge

Archaeologists Searching a 1596 Battlefield Discover 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Hoard

4,300-Year-Old Grave Reveals Woman Buried Holding a Newborn Baby in Czechia

Ancient Mosaic Discovered After 90 Years in North Macedonia

Royal Hall Found at 1,300-Year-Old Palace of Princesses Who Served the Gods

Human Sacrifice and the Rituals of Hittite Warfare