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8,000-year-old Musical Instrument found in northwest Turkey

4 July 2021

Archaeologists in northwestern Turkey’s Bilecik on Tuesday discovered a musical instrument that dates back to an estimated 8,000 years. During...

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Two Archaic Sculptures was Unearthed in Milas Euromos 2021 Excavations

2 July 2021

Milas Euromos 2021 archaeological excavations continue. During the excavations of Milas Euromos 2021, archaeologists unearthed two archaic period statues (kuros)...

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1000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Perre Ancient City in southeast Turkey

1 July 2021

A 1,000-year-old tomb was unearthed in the ancient city of Perre in Adiyaman province. Perre is one of the five...

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Turkey discovers 11 new major hills near famed Gobeklitepe “Potbelly Hill”

28 June 2021

Turkey reported on Sunday the discovery of 11 new hills in the vicinity of the renowned ancient site of Gobeklitepe...

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Archaeological excavations started again after 50 years in Tunceli Tozkoparan mound

28 June 2021

Archaeological excavations at the Tozkoparan Mound in Turkey’s Tunceli province are anticipated to turn the city into one of eastern...

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10,000-year-old Settlement Discovered in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa

25 June 2021

A Neolithic settlement was discovered in the garden of a house in the Sayburç Neighborhood of Şanlıurfa’s Karaköprü district. News...

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Underneath an Illegal Excavation House, a Subterranean City Is Revealed!

25 June 2021

Upon the information that illegal excavations were carried out in a house in the İscehisar district of Afyonkarahisar in western...

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Archaeologists have discovered a 2800-year-old Urartian Castle in eastern Turkey

17 June 2021

Archaeologists discovered the ruins of a castle going back 2,800 years on a mountain 2,500 meters (8,200 feet) above sea...

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The Oldest-Known Center of Prophecy “Claros”

16 June 2021

Claros is an ancient Ionian settlement located in the hamlet of Ahmetbeyli near Ozdere, approximately 50 kilometers south of Izmir....

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1,800 Years Old Woman Sculpture in the Ancient City of Metropolis

16 June 2021

On 12 June, Turkish officials announced the discovery of an 1800-year-old statue of a woman in Izmir. An 1800-year-old statue...

8,000-year-old Musical Instrument found in northwest Turkey

Two Archaic Sculptures was Unearthed in Milas Euromos 2021 Excavations

1000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Perre Ancient City in southeast Turkey

Turkey discovers 11 new major hills near famed Gobeklitepe “Potbelly Hill”

Archaeological excavations started again after 50 years in Tunceli Tozkoparan mound

10,000-year-old Settlement Discovered in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa

Underneath an Illegal Excavation House, a Subterranean City Is Revealed!

Archaeologists have discovered a 2800-year-old Urartian Castle in eastern Turkey

The Oldest-Known Center of Prophecy “Claros”

1,800 Years Old Woman Sculpture in the Ancient City of Metropolis

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