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Anatolian Archeology, News

Mysterious ruins discovered at the bottom of Lake Van, Türkiye’s largest lake

16 August 2023

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16 August 2023

At the bottom of Lake Van, Türkiye’s largest salty soda lake with 3,712 square kilometers, divers discovered a cemetery and...

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In the excavations at Tepecik Mound in Aydın, Türkiye, a palace-like structure dating back to the 13th century BCE was discovered

13 August 2023

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13 August 2023

Excavations at Tepecik Mound in the Çine district of Aydın province, located in the western part of Turkey, revealed a...

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3800-years-old Akkadian Cuneiform Tablet found in Turkey’s Hatay

11 August 2023

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11 August 2023

A 3,800-year-old Akkadian cuneiform tablet was found during the archaeological excavations carried out in the Aççana Mound, the old city...

Geometric Mosaic Paving at the synagogue of Sardis
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Women with Sart Renovate Largest Synagogue of Ancient World

4 August 2023

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4 August 2023

Village women take part in the renovation works of the largest synagogue in the ancient world, located in the ancient...

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Restoration of Türkiye’s 2,000-year-old King’s Daughter Roman bath nears completion

1 August 2023

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1 August 2023

The 2,000-year-old Roman bathhouse Basilica Therma or King’s Daughter in Türkiye’s central Yozgat province is nearing the final stages of...

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Turkey’s second ancient lighthouse found in the Bathonea

28 July 2023

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28 July 2023

The excavations in the ancient Greek city of Bathonea, located in the Küçükçekmece Lake basin in the Avcılar district of...

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The ancient necropolis area in Turkey’s Antalya becomes a museum

22 July 2023

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22 July 2023

The East Garage Necropolis Area, which was once a public market in the southern province of Antalya and where archaeological...

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The 2800-year-old Urartians Lake, which is an engineering masterpiece of its time, is drying

13 July 2023

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13 July 2023

Keşiş Lake in Van, in eastern Turkey, which was built by the Urartu King Rusa 2,800 years ago, was negatively...

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Mosaics found in Türkiye’s Sinop belong to dining room of a wealthy family

24 June 2023

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24 June 2023

The pebble mosaics unearthed during the excavation of a building complex in the province of Sinop on Turkey’s Black Sea...

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Archaeologists Reveal First Settlement of Cimmerians in Anatolia

23 June 2023

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23 June 2023

Continuing excavations in Türkiye’s central Kırıkkale province have revealed new findings indicating that Büklükale village was the first settlement of...

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