25 August 2021
In Bergama, the City of Greek Gods, the People Kept the Cult of Cybele Alive
The figurines of Cybele, the goddess of the fertility of Anatolia, and the presence of sanctuaries…
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Anatolian Archeology
24 August 2021
3500-year-old ceramic oven discovered in Turkey’s Tepecik Mound
A 3,500-year-old ceramic oven was unearthed in Tepecik Mound in the Çine district of Aydın, in…
17 August 2021
Fossils of sea creatures 35 million years old discovered in eastern Turkey
In Turkey's eastern province of Mus, a team of researchers discovered fossils of sea creatures estimated…
16 August 2021
Stone reliefs describing the Persian-Greek wars were found in the ancient city of Daskyleion in northwestern Turkey
A relief depicting a fifth-century BC battle between the Greeks and Persians was discovered in the…
15 August 2021
3600 years old Unique ancient drinking bowls on display at Boğazkale Museum
The 3,600-year-old fist-shaped drinking bowls found in excavations in Hattusa, the capital of the Hittite Civilization,…
14 August 2021
1650-Year-Old Earthen Grills Unearthed in Assos Excavations
Excavations continue in Assos Ancient City, a rich settlement of the period, which is located within…
13 August 2021
The inner wall was reached during the excavations of the tomb of the poet Aratos in the Soli Pompeiopolis Ancient City
The inner wall was reached during the excavations of the tomb of Aratos, the famous poet…
12 August 2021
A Child’s Skeleton was Unearthed During the Tozkoparan Mound Excavations
The skeleton of a child was unearthed during the rescue excavations carried out in the Tozkoparan…
11 August 2021
Brief history and 9 unknowns of Hagia Sophia
The Great Church was the name given to Hagia Sophia when it was initially constructed (Megale…
11 August 2021
New fortifications unearthed in Porsuk Mound excavations
In the excavations of Porsuk Mound, which is an important Hittite settlement and where traces of…