18 May 2021
Salvage Excavations Started in Giresun Island on Turkey’s Black Sea Coast
Rescue excavations are starting again on Giresun Island, where the first examples of human settlement in…
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Anatolian Archaeology
17 May 2021
The Roman Imperial period, There was Less Waste in the Production of Marble Slabs than Today
When talking about the architecture of the ancient Roman Empire, most people usually think of the…
15 May 2021
Göbeklitepe Monolith will be Exhibited in the United Nations
A copy of one of the famous ruins of Göbeklitepe, known as the oldest temple in…
15 May 2021
Unique Works of Anatolia “Kilia İdols”
The "Kilia İdols", which are among the small artifacts belonging to the prehistoric periods of Anatolia,…
11 May 2021
The museum’s “Oscar” Awards had Received this Year by the Troy Museum and the Odunpazarı Modern Museum
At the European Museum of the Year Awards (EMYA) online ceremony on May 6, Turkey's renowned…
11 May 2021
New Insights From Researchers About The World’s Longest Aqueduct
The Roman Empire's aqueducts are magnificent specimens of the art of architecture. Although centuries have passed…
10 May 2021
3.300-year-old Hittite Inscription was Used in Gate Construction
Our cultural assets become victims of ignorance one by one. The works that will illuminate the…
8 May 2021
13th-Century skeletons Unearthed in Annaea Mound
At the historical Kadıkalesi archaeological site in Turkey's western Aydin province's Kuşadası district, a total of…
5 May 2021
Iron Lady of The Bronze Age “Puduhepa”
Puduhepa is the daughter of a priest and at the same time a priestess who served…
4 May 2021
A 4000-Year-Old Trading Port was Discovered in Istanbul
Archaeological excavations carried out on a peninsula in the middle of Istanbul Küçükçekmece Lake unearthed a…