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Smiling Medusa Found in Queen Amastris’s City: A Rare Discovery in Northern Türkiye

9 December 2025

Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Amastris, located in the modern-day town of Amasra in Türkiye’s Bartın province, have...

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Rare Incense Burner Depicting Egyptian God Serapis Unearthed in Ancient City of Ephesus

8 December 2025

Archaeologists working in the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the world’s best-preserved archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage...

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Hidden for Millennia, Limyra’s Long-Lost Temple of Zeus Has Finally Been Found After 43 Years of Searching

3 December 2025

A significant breakthrough has reshaped archaeological understanding of Limyra, one of eastern Lycia’s most storied ancient cities. Excavations in Finike,...

Human face reliefs from Sefertepe. Credit: Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Anatolian Archeology, News

An 8,500-Year-Old Micro-Carved Bead—and a 10,000-Year-Old Skull Room—Reveal Sefertepe’s Hidden Symbolic World

30 November 2025

An 8,500-year-old micro-carved bead and a 10,000-year-old skull room uncovered at Sefertepe reveal a remarkably complex symbolic world in Neolithic...

8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan. Credit: The Canhasan Archaeological Excavation Team

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8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan in Central Türkiye

29 November 2025

An 8,500-year-old obsidian mirror has been unearthed at Canhasan in central Türkiye, revealing new insights into early Neolithic craftsmanship and...

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A 11,000-Year-Old Neolithic “Amphitheater” Discovered at Karahantepe

28 November 2025

Archaeologists working in the arid hills of southeastern Türkiye have uncovered one of the most intriguing architectural discoveries of the...

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A Stunning Taş Tepeler Discovery: 12,000-Year-Old Human Faces Emerge from Sefertepe

26 November 2025

A stunning discovery at Sefertepe reveals 12,000-year-old carved human faces and a rare double-sided serpentinite bead, offering new insight into...

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A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Stadium Unearthed at Blaundos, the Former Macedonian Garrison City Above Anatolia’s Deepest Canyon

25 November 2025

According to a report by Anatolian Archaeology, archaeologists have begun excavating a Roman-era stadium perched above the dramatic canyons of...

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Ancient Anchorage and Three Shipwrecks Discovered off Fethiye Reveal 4,000 Years of Maritime Traffic

19 November 2025

A sweeping underwater survey along the eastern shores of Fethiye in southwestern Türkiye has uncovered an ancient anchorage used continuously...

İvriz Rock Monument. Credit: Governorship of Konya

Anatolian Archeology, News

2,700-Year-Old Luwian Stele Reveals Ancient Name of İvriz Spring and New Details on King Warpalawa

18 November 2025

A newly published study has brought surprising clarity to one of Anatolia’s most iconic sacred landscapes. An untranslated Late Iron...

Smiling Medusa Found in Queen Amastris’s City: A Rare Discovery in Northern Türkiye

Rare Incense Burner Depicting Egyptian God Serapis Unearthed in Ancient City of Ephesus

Hidden for Millennia, Limyra’s Long-Lost Temple of Zeus Has Finally Been Found After 43 Years of Searching

An 8,500-Year-Old Micro-Carved Bead—and a 10,000-Year-Old Skull Room—Reveal Sefertepe’s Hidden Symbolic World

8,500-Year-Old Mirror Unearthed at Canhasan in Central Türkiye

A 11,000-Year-Old Neolithic “Amphitheater” Discovered at Karahantepe

A Stunning Taş Tepeler Discovery: 12,000-Year-Old Human Faces Emerge from Sefertepe

A 2,000-Year-Old Roman Stadium Unearthed at Blaundos, the Former Macedonian Garrison City Above Anatolia’s Deepest Canyon

Ancient Anchorage and Three Shipwrecks Discovered off Fethiye Reveal 4,000 Years of Maritime Traffic

2,700-Year-Old Luwian Stele Reveals Ancient Name of İvriz Spring and New Details on King Warpalawa

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