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Turkey’s Must-See Ancient Cities

23 March 2021

From the classical cities scattered on the coast to the earliest archaeological sites that can be traced back to human...

Anatolian Archeology

The Hittites Celebrated The Arrival of Spring With The Purilli Feast

23 March 2021

Man is a being that lives in touch with nature. Spring is a season in which abundance gives many meanings...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

İnscriptions in Turkey is Showing How Romans Tackled İnflation

21 March 2021

The largest marble city in the world, located in western Turkey in the province of Muğla, draws attention with large...

Anatolian Archeology

The Rare Hittite Seal Found in The Field Will be on Display Soon

20 March 2021

A 3500-year-old Hittite seal was found in the place defined as the Sapinuva region in Ortaköy, Çorum. As it is...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

“Euromos”, The Luckiest Ancient City of Anatolia

18 March 2021

The city in the region called Caria was known from the 5th century BC as Cyramos (Hyramos). During the reign...

Anatolian Archeology, News

7.5 Million Annual Elephant Skulls Fossil Were Found in Turkey “Choerolophodon Pentelic”

17 March 2021

A complete skull fossil from 7.5 million years ago was discovered on the bank of the Yamula Dam in the...

Anatolian Archeology

Aizanoi Ancient City is Being Restored

15 March 2021

In the 5000-year-old ancient city, the focus is on restoration, starting with the theater and the stadium. Aizanoi Ancient City...

Anatolian Archeology

Life in Trabzon Started in This Cave 13,000 Years Ago

12 March 2021

Karadeniz Technical University Archeology Department academicians found that life in Trabzon started 13,000 years ago in the Koskarlı Cave. Koskarlı...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

The Historian Says That the Saint Petrus Cave Church in Antakya is Not the First

24 February 2021

According to a news from Trt World, A historian who was in the news recently for claiming a church in...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

Columns in Lagina Hecate Sanctuary Rise Again

19 February 2021

Lagina Hecate Sanctuary is located in Yatağan district of Muğla. It is an important sacred area belonging to the Carians...

Turkey’s Must-See Ancient Cities

The Hittites Celebrated The Arrival of Spring With The Purilli Feast

İnscriptions in Turkey is Showing How Romans Tackled İnflation

The Rare Hittite Seal Found in The Field Will be on Display Soon

“Euromos”, The Luckiest Ancient City of Anatolia

7.5 Million Annual Elephant Skulls Fossil Were Found in Turkey “Choerolophodon Pentelic”

Aizanoi Ancient City is Being Restored

Life in Trabzon Started in This Cave 13,000 Years Ago

The Historian Says That the Saint Petrus Cave Church in Antakya is Not the First

Columns in Lagina Hecate Sanctuary Rise Again

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