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Orchestra floor revealed in Black Sea region's Ephesus

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Archaeologists unearth orchestra floor in Black Sea Region’s Ephesus

10 December 2021

During continuing excavations in the northwestern province of Düzce, archaeologists discovered the orchestra floor of the theater area in the...

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When the waters receded, the mounds of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy, bearing the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, came to light

8 December 2021

The important cultural areas of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy mounds, which bear the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, represented by kurgans...

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15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

8 December 2021

Archaeologists discovered 15 new sculptures during recent digs around the Yesemek Open Air Museum and Sculpture Workshop in the Islahiye...

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Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

5 December 2021

After Göbeklitepe in Şanlıurfa, which sheds light on 12,000 years ago in human history and is considered one of the...

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1700-year-old weaving workshop discovered in southeast Turkey

4 December 2021

Excavations carried out in the ancient city of Perre in the southeastern province of Adıyaman have unearthed a 1,700-year-old weaving...

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1,500-year-old baptistery found in Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in western Turkey

3 December 2021

A baptistery, estimated to have been built in the 5th century AD, was unearthed in the Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in...

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1,600-year-old steelyard weight found in Turkey’s ancient city of Hadrianopolis

1 December 2021

Archeologists have discovered a 1,600-year-old steelyard weight during excavations in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis, located in the Eskipazar district...

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Remains of first Islamic madrassa found in Turkey’s Harran

1 December 2021

The remnants of a 12th-century madrassa (Islamic institution of higher instruction) have been discovered in the archaeological site of Harran,...

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Are the skeletons found in the restoration of the Bukoleon Palace the victims of the Crusader army massacre in Constantinople?

29 November 2021

It is thought that the 7 skeletons messy found in the Bukoleon Palace excavations may be the victims of the...

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The rich-poor distinction draws attention in the nutrition of the inhabitants of the Ancient City of Pergamon

27 November 2021

The hegemony of wealth to the poor, arising from the ruler, elite structure, property ownership, unjust acquisition, and distribution of...

Archaeologists unearth orchestra floor in Black Sea Region’s Ephesus

When the waters receded, the mounds of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy, bearing the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, came to light

15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

1700-year-old weaving workshop discovered in southeast Turkey

1,500-year-old baptistery found in Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in western Turkey

1,600-year-old steelyard weight found in Turkey’s ancient city of Hadrianopolis

Remains of first Islamic madrassa found in Turkey’s Harran

Are the skeletons found in the restoration of the Bukoleon Palace the victims of the Crusader army massacre in Constantinople?

The rich-poor distinction draws attention in the nutrition of the inhabitants of the Ancient City of Pergamon

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