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The archaelogical remains in the ruins of Körzüt Castle, in Van, Türkiye. Photo: AA

Anatolian Archeology, News

Archaeologists revealed Urartian King Menua second temple in Van excavations

22 December 2022

The second temple of King Menua as well as a chamber tomb were unearthed during the excavations carried out this...

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In Turkey’s Gedikkaya Cave, a stone figurine was discovered inside a 16,500-year-old votive pit

17 December 2022

A stone figurine was discovered in a 16500-year-old votive pit belonging to the Epi-paleolithic period, the transition phase from the...

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3600-year-old lead weights were unearthed in the Kumluca Bronze Age Shipwreck, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world

27 November 2022

Underwater archaeological work continues in the Bronze Age shipwreck off Antalya Kumluca, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world....

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Klazomenai, ceramic center of ancient period was found the first seal belonging to the city

20 November 2022

A seal belonging to the city was found for the first time during excavations in the ancient city of Klazomenai...

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The first time in Anatolia, a legionnaires’ cemetery belonging to the Roman Empire unearthed

18 November 2022

In the ancient city of Satala, in the Kelkit district of Gümüşhane in the Eastern Black Sea region of Turkey,...

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A 3200-year-old trepanned skull discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province

12 November 2022

A 3200-year-old trepanned skull was discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province. In the prehistoric era, Anatolia served as a transitional...

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Unique ancient Egyptian amulet seal discovered during archeological excavations in northern Turkey

11 November 2022

During archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Amastris in the Amasra district of northern Turkey’s Bartın, an enchanted amulet...

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In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

1 November 2022

Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Parion, the most important harbor city in the Hellenistic era, have uncovered 2,000-year-old...

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Sensational find in Ephesus: more than 1,400-year-old district discovered

29 October 2022

During this year’s excavations at Ephesus in Turkey, archaeologists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences (AW) discovered an incredibly well-preserved...

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At Göbeklitepe, believed to be the earliest known Mesolithic temple complex, grinding stones were discovered

26 October 2022

A recent discovery at Göbeklitepe, the oldest known Mesolithic temple complex, has revealed grinding stones, new finds expected to shed...

Archaeologists revealed Urartian King Menua second temple in Van excavations

In Turkey’s Gedikkaya Cave, a stone figurine was discovered inside a 16,500-year-old votive pit

3600-year-old lead weights were unearthed in the Kumluca Bronze Age Shipwreck, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world

Klazomenai, ceramic center of ancient period was found the first seal belonging to the city

The first time in Anatolia, a legionnaires’ cemetery belonging to the Roman Empire unearthed

A 3200-year-old trepanned skull discovered in eastern Turkey’s Van province

Unique ancient Egyptian amulet seal discovered during archeological excavations in northern Turkey

In Parion, one of the most important cities of the Troas region, 2,000-year-old mother-child graves were unearthed

Sensational find in Ephesus: more than 1,400-year-old district discovered

At Göbeklitepe, believed to be the earliest known Mesolithic temple complex, grinding stones were discovered

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