13 November 2026
A Unique 2,700-Year-Old Hittite Inscription May Finally Have Its King
More than 2,700 years ago, a ruler of the ancient kingdom of Karkemish commissioned a monumental…
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Anatolian Archaeology
9 November 2026
Carbonized Wood Found at 9-Meter Depth in Noah’s Ark Research
Every new finding creates excitement for researchers searching for traces of Noah's Ark in Ağrı. However,…
7 November 2026
Human Sacrifice and the Rituals of Hittite Warfare
For an army, defeat on the battlefield meant more than just losing territory or soldiers. Beyond…
6 November 2026
Roman-Era Seating Offers Clues to Early Christian Education in Ancient Adada
In the ancient city of Adada, located in southwestern Türkiye, seating steps dating back to the…
5 November 2026
Eight Loaves of Bread Survive a 5,000-Year-Old Fire in Türkiye
Archaeologists at Seyitömer Höyük in Kütahya, a province in western Türkiye, have discovered eight loaves of…
4 November 2026
A Female Traveler Followed the Trail of Biblical Sites 1,600 Years Ago
Approximately 1,600 years ago, a female traveler who wished to see the places she had read…
3 November 2026
2,100-Year-Old Ring Stone Depicts an Ancient Theater Scene in Just 13 Millimeters
A single red gemstone measuring only 13 × 11 mm contains an astonishingly detailed theatrical scene from antiquity. About…
1 November 2026
2,400-Year-Old Hybrid Tomb with Three Stone Beds Discovered in Türkiye
A 2,400-year-old tomb combining two distinct burial traditions has been discovered near the ancient city of…
31 October 2026
Small Holes, Big Beliefs: The Strange ‘Soul Holes’ of Ancient Anatolia
In ancient Anatolia, even death did not always end a person's need for food, water, or…
30 October 2026
Unknown Bronze Age Coastal Settlement with Unusual Pottery Found Near Troy
Yaylatepe Höyük, discovered on the Anatolian coast of the Dardanelles, contains examples belonging to a pottery…