12 June 2022
A Pagan cemetery belongs to the Late Roman Empire period in Istanbul
During the restoration of the ancient Sheikh Suleiman Mosque, which was restored as part of the…
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Anatolian Archeology
11 June 2022
The 3200-year-old Mycenaean figure that brought Ephesus together with the Hittite civilization: Found in the excavations of Ayasuluk Tepe
A 3,200-year-old Mycenaean figurine that could change the perspective on the history of civilization in Western…
7 June 2022
The first settlement of the Cimmerians in Anatolia may be Büklükale
Archaeologists estimated that the first settlement in Anatolia of the Cimmerians, who left Southern Ukraine before…
1 June 2022
Karahantepe; It will radically change the way we look at the Neolithic Age
Findings on settled village life in the ongoing excavations in Karahantepe will profoundly change our knowledge…
29 May 2022
Bronze belt of Urartian warrior found in the ancient city Satala
During the excavations in the ancient city of Satala, located in the Kelkit district of Gümüşhane…
25 May 2022
Turkey’s Urartian Altıntepe Castle transforms into open museum
Altıntepe Castle, one of the most important centers of the Urartians and the Eastern Roman Empire,…
24 May 2022
Archaeologists find 4 Umayyad epigraphs in the ancient city Knidos
Archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Knidos connected to Datça District of Muğla province in…
21 May 2022
“Harbetsuvan Tepe”, the 10,000-year-old Neolithic Acropolis of Taş Tepeler
Harbetsuvan Hill is similar to the acropolises built on the hills near the ancient Greek cities.…
18 May 2022
With the withdrawal of Lake Van, the Urartian road to Çarpanak Island emerged
In Lake Van in eastern Turkey, the water level fell due to global warming, and a…
17 May 2022
1,800 years old Sewer system found in ancient city of Mastaura
Archaeologists found an 1800-year-old sewer system during excavations in the ancient city of Mastaura, in the…