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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

Human skulls from the ancient Maya tzompantli at Frontera Comalapa, Chiapas, Mexico, examined in a new archaeological study.

6 November 2026 Ancient Civilizations

Half of 165 Skulls Found in a Mexican Cave Belonged to Women

Carved stone head with human facial features and curled hair discovered near the Pictish monument Aberlemno III in Scotland.

6 November 2026 Latest Archaeology News

Two Mysterious Stone Carvings Discovered at a 1,200-Year-Old Pictish Monument in Scotland

Close-up of ancient organic remains from Tunnug 1 in Siberia, with a white circle highlighting cannabis seeds found during excavation.

6 November 2026 Latest Archaeology News

2,800-Year-Old Scythian Tomb Reveals Evidence of Ancient Cannabis Use in Siberia

Carbonized bread loaves dating back 5,000 years displayed in a museum case after their discovery at Seyitömer Mound in Türkiye.

5 November 2026 Anatolian Archaeology

Articles by Oguz Buyukyildirim

Half of 165 Skulls Found in a Mexican Cave Belonged to Women

Two Mysterious Stone Carvings Discovered at a 1,200-Year-Old Pictish Monument in Scotland

2,800-Year-Old Scythian Tomb Reveals Evidence of Ancient Cannabis Use in Siberia

Eight Loaves of Bread Survive a 5,000-Year-Old Fire in Türkiye

CT Scans Crack the Code of a 400-Year-Old Shipwreck Lock

Etruscan Tombs Reveal Rock-Carved Thrones, Painted Walls, and Decorated Pottery

6,500-Year-Old Cemetery in France Reveals a 10-Ton Human-Shaped Standing Stone

Three 1,800-Year-Old Wooden Boats Discovered 7 Meters Beneath Beijing

900-Year-Old Bronze Statues of Shiva and Sivakami Discovered in India

Rich Jewelry and Unusual Animal Offering Found in 2,300-Year-Old Celtic Woman’s Grave