25 May 2022
Turkey’s Urartian Altıntepe Castle transforms into open museum
Altıntepe Castle, one of the most important centers of the Urartians and the Eastern Roman Empire,…
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Anatolian Archaeology
24 May 2022
Archaeologists find 4 Umayyad epigraphs in the ancient city Knidos
Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Knidos connected to Datça District of Muğla province in…
21 May 2022
“Harbetsuvan Tepe”, the 10,000-year-old Neolithic Acropolis of Taş Tepeler
Harbetsuvan Hill is similar to the acropolises built on the hills near the ancient Greek cities.…
18 May 2022
With the withdrawal of Lake Van, the Urartian road to Çarpanak Island emerged
In Lake Van in eastern Turkey, the water level fell due to global warming, and a…
17 May 2022
1,800 years old Sewer system found in ancient city of Mastaura
Archaeologists found an 1800-year-old sewer system during excavations in the ancient city of Mastaura, in the…
14 May 2022
The oldest fortification system in Anatolia is about 8000 years old “Kuruçay Höyük”
Kuruçay höyük is located near the village Of Kuruçay, fifteen kilometers south of Burdur. The mound…
11 May 2022
Neo-Assyrian underground complex discovered under a house in southeastern Turkey
An underground Iron Age complex has been found in Turkey that may have been used by…
9 May 2022
Temple of Zeus Lepsynos in Turkey regains its glory
The temple of Zeus in the ancient city of Euromos in southwestern Turkey regains its original…
6 May 2022
The ancient city of Karkamış “House of the Seal” brings a different perspective to the Hittite-Assyrian relations with its important finds
Historical artifacts discovered during excavations by Turkish and Italian teams in the ancient city of Karkamış…
29 April 2022
A Roman sarcophagus bearing the title of “Emperor’s Protector” was found for the first time in Anatolia
A sarcophagus carrying the title of "Emperor's protector" was discovered in the province of Kocaeli in…