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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...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

From Hittite Bit-Hilani’s to Ancient Greek Temple Pillars

18 February 2021

It is thought that the word Bit-Hilani is derived from the Hittite word Hilambar, that is door. It is seen...

Anatolian Archeology, Interesting News

World’s Oldest Settlement Plan Found in “Çatalhöyük”

15 February 2021

With the beginning of the Holocene period, many lakes have dried up and have become suitable for settlement. It is...

Anatolian Archeology

Are Istanbul’s First Hosts Really Megarians?

14 February 2021

When it comes to the first establishment of Istanbul, the first to come to mind are the stories of Megarians...

Anatolian Archeology, Egypt, Egyptian Archeology

Who Are The Sea Peoples?

13 February 2021

Who are the Sea Peoples, which are seen as the beginning of the dark age, and where did they come...

Anatolian Archeology, Egypt, Egyptian Archeology

Library Wars in the Old Age!

12 February 2021

One of, the world’s oldest and largest library, the other was born 100 years later as a rival to it....

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

From Hittite Bit-Hilani’s to Ancient Greek Temple Pillars

World’s Oldest Settlement Plan Found in “Çatalhöyük”

Are Istanbul’s First Hosts Really Megarians?

Who Are The Sea Peoples?

Library Wars in the Old Age!

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