18 March 2022
The colored skeletons of Çatalhöyük provide insight into the burial rituals of a fascinating society that lived 9000 years ago
New research provides new insights into how the inhabitants of the "oldest city in the world"…
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Anatolian Archaeology
9 March 2022
2500-year-old ship graffiti sheds light on the history of Izmir in western Turkey
In the Smyrna Agora, which is one of the largest ancient agora in the city center…
5 March 2022
“Last Rhodes shipwreck” of Roman period found in Turkey’s Fethiye
Turkish researchers, a Rhodes shipwreck from the third century A.D. was discovered in the depths of…
21 February 2022
1,800-year-old Roman remains discovered in valley of eastern Turkey
Roman remains dating back 1800 years have been found in a valley in eastern Turkey. Among…
16 February 2022
An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was found in the ancient city of Dara
An olive workshop dating back to the 6th century was unearthed in the ancient city of…
14 February 2022
New fortification walls discovered in the ancient city of Pergamon
2,500-year-old fortification walls were found in the Ancient City of Pergamon (Bergama), which was included in…
6 February 2022
Historical Armenian church 500-year-old in southeastern Turkey set to be restored
Work has been initiated to transfer the historical Armenian Church, which was built in the 16th…
2 February 2022
1,500-year-old feast mosaic found in Turkey
A 50-square-meter mosaic depicting an open-air feast dating back 1,500 years ago was unearthed during excavations…
31 January 2022
A Polish diplomat in Turkey has unravels the enigma of a long-lost ancient city
Robert D. Rokicki, a diplomat in the Polish embassy in Ankara used a unique method of…
28 January 2022
2000-year-old passage found after Latrina at Smyrna Theater
Archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old passage that was 26 meters long and constructed in an "L" form…