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Archaeologists Unearth 30 Neolithic Homes at Karahantepe, Revealing Daily Life and Diet of Early Settlers

18 October 2025

Archaeologists working in Karahantepe, one of the major sites of the Taş Tepeler (Stone Hills) Project in southeastern Türkiye’s Şanlıurfa...

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New Roman Settlement Discovered in Türkiye May Be Linked to the Lost City of Arsameia

17 October 2025

Archaeologists in southeastern Türkiye have discovered a previously unknown Roman settlement dating to the 4th century AD — a site...

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Lion-Head Stone Spout Channels Wine in New Bathonea Wine & Olive Oil Workshop Discovery

16 October 2025

A finely carved lion-head stone spout has emerged from the soil of Bathonea, the ancient harbor city lying along Istanbul’s...

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Six New Aramaic Inscriptions Unearthed at Ancient City of Zernaki Tepe in Eastern Türkiye

15 October 2025

Archaeologists have discovered six new Aramaic inscriptions at Zernaki Tepe, a 3,000-year-old ancient city in eastern Türkiye’s Van Province. The...

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3,000-Year-Old Public Building Unearthed at Sogmatar: A New Chapter in the Sacred City of the Moon God

14 October 2025

In a discovery that deepens our understanding of ancient Mesopotamian spiritual and civic life, archaeologists working under Türkiye’s “Heritage for...

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1300-Year-Old Communion Bread with ‘Farmer Christ’ Image Discovered in Ancient Eirenopolis

10 October 2025

In the rugged hills of Karaman province, Türkiye, a remarkable archaeological discovery has emerged from Topraktepe, the site of ancient...

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New Archaeological Discoveries at Lystra — the Sacred Anatolian City Cited Eight Times in the Bible

8 October 2025

Hidden amid the rolling plains of central Anatolia, the ancient city of Lystra is once again stirring after centuries of...

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The Lost Georgian King: Archaeologists Discover the Tomb of Ashot the Great Beneath Gevhernik Fortress

8 October 2025

High in the misty mountains of northeastern Türkiye, where emerald valleys carve through the rugged Artvin landscape, an ancient fortress...

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Historic Discovery in Karahantepe: The First T-Shaped Pillar with a Human Face Unearthed

6 October 2025

Archaeologists working under the Taş Tepeler Project, led by Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, have made a groundbreaking discovery...

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Rare Egyptian-Iconography Relief Discovered at Sagalassos: Afyon Marble Panels Depict God Tutu

5 October 2025

Archaeologists excavating the ancient site of Sagalassos in the Ağlasun district of Burdur have made a striking discovery: a relief...

Archaeologists Unearth 30 Neolithic Homes at Karahantepe, Revealing Daily Life and Diet of Early Settlers

New Roman Settlement Discovered in Türkiye May Be Linked to the Lost City of Arsameia

Lion-Head Stone Spout Channels Wine in New Bathonea Wine & Olive Oil Workshop Discovery

Six New Aramaic Inscriptions Unearthed at Ancient City of Zernaki Tepe in Eastern Türkiye

3,000-Year-Old Public Building Unearthed at Sogmatar: A New Chapter in the Sacred City of the Moon God

1300-Year-Old Communion Bread with ‘Farmer Christ’ Image Discovered in Ancient Eirenopolis

New Archaeological Discoveries at Lystra — the Sacred Anatolian City Cited Eight Times in the Bible

The Lost Georgian King: Archaeologists Discover the Tomb of Ashot the Great Beneath Gevhernik Fortress

Historic Discovery in Karahantepe: The First T-Shaped Pillar with a Human Face Unearthed

Rare Egyptian-Iconography Relief Discovered at Sagalassos: Afyon Marble Panels Depict God Tutu

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