Urartu’s 2,800-Year-Old Love Canal Still Flows in Van — and Its Name Leads to Queen Tariria
The 2,800-year-old Şamran Canal in Van, built by Urartian King Minua, still carries the story of…
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The 2,800-year-old Şamran Canal in Van, built by Urartian King Minua, still carries the story of…
More than 3,200 years ago, a royal marriage in the eastern Mediterranean ended so badly that…
Archaeologists working at Büklükale in central Türkiye have uncovered a stamp seal decorated with two animal…
A newly deciphered inscription at Zerzevan Castle in southeastern Türkiye may record one of the clearest…
4,000-year-old sealed cuneiform letters from ancient Anatolia have been read without breaking their clay envelopes, thanks…
Fragments of low-fired clay containers from Çemka Höyük in southeastern Türkiye are changing how archaeologists understand…
A new study proposes bringing part of Demircihöyük, one of western Anatolia’s distinctive Early Bronze Age…
An Aspendos mosaic dating to the 3rd century AD has revealed one of the rarest images…
Stone blocks bearing mysterious inscriptions have been uncovered during landscaping work in Midyat, a historic district…
A newly identified prehistoric cave in eastern Türkiye may become one of the most important painted…