Anatolian Archeology

God Pan statue unearthed at Istanbul’s historical church of St. Polyeuctus

1 June 2023

A Pan statue thought to belong to the Roman period was recovered during excavation works carried out by Istanbul Metropolitan...

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1,500-year-old secret underground passage uncovered in Istanbul

15 May 2023

During the ongoing excavations in the ruins of Saint Polyeuktos Church in Istanbul’s Saraçhane neighborhood, which was destroyed during the...

The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,500 Years Old Women's Sandals and Comb

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The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,600 Years Old Women’s Sandals and Comb

11 April 2023

The 1,600-year-old sandals and comb unearthed during the excavations of Theodosius Harbor (Portus Theodosiacus), the second-biggest harbor built on the...

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A Roman statue unearthed on the site of St Polyeuctus’ church, which once Constantinople’s largest church

5 April 2023

At Saraçhane Archaeology Park, where the Church of St. Polyeuctus is situated, excavation work by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) teams...

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The World’s oldest and first swords ever discovered

11 March 2023

The 5,000-year-old swords found 43 years ago during the excavations in the old mud-brick palace structure in Malatya Arslantepe Mound...

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Drought accelerated Hittite Empire’s collapse

9 February 2023

Researchers have offered new insight into the abrupt collapse of the Hittite Empire in the Late Bronze Age, with an...

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Urartian King Argishti’s shield reveals the name of an unknown country

30 January 2023

The inscription on a bronze shield purchased by the Rezan Has Museum revealed the name of an unknown country. It...

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1,500-year-old Byzantine artifacts found under a peach orchard in Turkey’s Iznik

27 January 2023

In the world-famous historical city of Iznik, which was the capital of four civilizations, a farmer found coins and historical...

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Three-room Urartian tomb with liquid offering area (libation) found in eastern Turkey

18 January 2023

A three-room Urartian tomb with a rock-cut libation (liquid offering area) to offer gifts to the gods was unearthed in...

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Turkish researchers use Artificial Intelligence to read cuneatic Hittite tablets

9 January 2023

Thanks to a project implemented in Türkiye, 1,954 ancient Hittite tablets are being read for the first time using artificial...

God Pan statue unearthed at Istanbul’s historical church of St. Polyeuctus

1,500-year-old secret underground passage uncovered in Istanbul

The Secret of the Shipwrecks at Theodosius Harbor: 1,600 Years Old Women’s Sandals and Comb

A Roman statue unearthed on the site of St Polyeuctus’ church, which once Constantinople’s largest church

The World’s oldest and first swords ever discovered

Drought accelerated Hittite Empire’s collapse

Urartian King Argishti’s shield reveals the name of an unknown country

1,500-year-old Byzantine artifacts found under a peach orchard in Turkey’s Iznik

Three-room Urartian tomb with liquid offering area (libation) found in eastern Turkey

Turkish researchers use Artificial Intelligence to read cuneatic Hittite tablets

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God Pan statue unearthed at Istanbul’s historical church of St. Polyeuctus

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