26 July 2021
The 8,000-year-old Aslantepe in Turkey has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List
The Turkish Foreign Ministry said Monday that a rich, 30-meter-high archaeological mound going back 8,000 years…
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Anatolian Archeology
25 July 2021
The “food” thousands of years ago may be the ancestor of a Turkish dessert
The rock paintings and kitchen materials found in the cave, which were discovered by a shepherd…
22 July 2021
Gladiators’ ancient hygiene tools on exhibit in Izmir
Turkey's Izmir Archaeological Museum is hosting a different exhibition this month. A bronze strigil is the…
18 July 2021
Human Relief Found at Million Stone Excavation Site in İstanbul
The Milion Stone (also known as the Million Stone) from the Eastern Roman period is one…
18 July 2021
The oldest meerschaum artifact found in Anatolia; of Çavlum Seal
The stamp seal unearthed during the rescue excavations of Çavlum Village on the Eskişehir Alpu Plain…
16 July 2021
Excavations of Aççana Mound, the Capital of the Mukish Kingdom, Continue
2021 excavations have started at Aççana Höyük, the old city of Alalah, in Hatay's Reyhanlı district.…
11 July 2021
In western Turkey, inscriptions and 2,500-year-old sculptures were found
Two 2,500-year-old marble statues and an inscription have been found during excavations at the ancient city…
8 July 2021
Ancient city “Germanicia” lost in 73 years
The presence of the ancient city of Germanicia, discovered during an illegal excavation in the southeast…
4 July 2021
The World’s Oldest Smiling Water Flask with Emoji will be on display
After the collapse of the Hittite Empire, the Late Hittite States was established in Anatolia and…
4 July 2021
8,000-year-old Musical Instrument found in northwest Turkey
Archaeologists in northwestern Turkey’s Bilecik on Tuesday discovered a musical instrument that dates back to an…