9 February 2023
Drought accelerated Hittite Empire’s collapse
Researchers have offered new insight into the abrupt collapse of the Hittite Empire in the Late…
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Anatolian Archaeology
30 January 2023
Urartian King Argishti’s shield reveals the name of an unknown country
The inscription on a bronze shield purchased by the Rezan Has Museum revealed the name of…
27 January 2023
1,500-year-old Byzantine artifacts found under a peach orchard in Turkey’s Iznik
In the world-famous historical city of Iznik, which was the capital of four civilizations, a farmer…
18 January 2023
Three-room Urartian tomb with liquid offering area (libation) found in eastern Turkey
A three-room Urartian tomb with a rock-cut libation (liquid offering area) to offer gifts to the…
9 January 2023
Turkish researchers use Artificial Intelligence to read cuneatic Hittite tablets
Thanks to a project implemented in Türkiye, 1,954 ancient Hittite tablets are being read for the…
30 December 2022
After 1,300 years, water to again flow from monumental fountain in the City of Gladiators in Turkey
The approximately 2,000-year-old monumental fountain in the ancient city of Kibyra in Golhisar, Burdur in southwestern…
29 December 2022
Medieval gold ‘lynx’ earrings from Ani Ruins
A pair of lynx-shaped gold earrings have been unearthed near the ruins of Ani, the once…
27 December 2022
The circular-shaped structure unearthed in Uşaklı mound may point to the holy Hittite city of Zippalanda
Italian-Turkish team of archaeologists led by the University of Pisa unearthed a mysterious circle-shaped structure from…
22 December 2022
Archaeologists revealed Urartian King Menua second temple in Van excavations
The second temple of King Menua as well as a chamber tomb were unearthed during the…
17 December 2022
In Turkey’s Gedikkaya Cave, a stone figurine was discovered inside a 16,500-year-old votive pit
A stone figurine was discovered in a 16500-year-old votive pit belonging to the Epi-paleolithic period, the…