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Polish researchers reveal what ancient Egyptian faience has to do with gold

31 December 2022

Powdered quartz used to make faience vessels discovered by Polish archaeologists during excavations in the ancient city of Athribis in...

Anatolian Archeology, News

After 1,300 years, water to again flow from monumental fountain in the City of Gladiators in Turkey

30 December 2022

The approximately 2,000-year-old monumental fountain in the ancient city of Kibyra in Golhisar, Burdur in southwestern Turkey will start flowing...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Medieval gold ‘lynx’ earrings from Ani Ruins

29 December 2022

A pair of lynx-shaped gold earrings have been unearthed near the ruins of Ani, the once great metropolis known as...

Culture, News

An Interesting Ottoman Tradition Resembling Christmas tree: “NAHIL” OR WISHING TREE

28 December 2022

Nahıl, a word of Arabic origin, means date palm. This word was later used by the people to mean the...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The circular-shaped structure unearthed in Uşaklı mound may point to the holy Hittite city of Zippalanda

27 December 2022

Italian-Turkish team of archaeologists led by the University of Pisa unearthed a mysterious circle-shaped structure from the Hittite era at...

News

A large hall from the time of Viking Harald Bluetooth discovered

26 December 2022

A large hall from the reign of King Harald Bluetooth of Denmark and Norway was unearthed during housing construction work...

Temple of Hatshepsut near the Theban Necropolis (Merlin UK/ CC BY-SA 3.0 )

Egyptian Archeology, News

Polish archaeologists have uncovered nine crocodile heads within ancient Egyptian tombs of nobles

25 December 2022

Polish archaeologists excavating the Theban Necropolis in Egypt discovered nine crocodile heads hidden inside two tombs belonging to high-ranking nobles....

News

Oldest known arrowheads uncovered in the Americas

24 December 2022

Archaeologists from Oregon State University have discovered projectile points in Idaho that are thousands of years older than any that...

News

For the first time, a Viking Age grave rich in artifacts has been found in Norway’s capital city, Oslo

23 December 2022

A Viking Age grave rich in artifacts has been discovered for the first time in Norway’s capital city, Oslo. The...

The archaelogical remains in the ruins of Körzüt Castle, in Van, Türkiye. Photo: AA

Anatolian Archeology, News

Archaeologists revealed Urartian King Menua second temple in Van excavations

22 December 2022

The second temple of King Menua as well as a chamber tomb were unearthed during the excavations carried out this...

Polish researchers reveal what ancient Egyptian faience has to do with gold

After 1,300 years, water to again flow from monumental fountain in the City of Gladiators in Turkey

Medieval gold ‘lynx’ earrings from Ani Ruins

An Interesting Ottoman Tradition Resembling Christmas tree: “NAHIL” OR WISHING TREE

The circular-shaped structure unearthed in Uşaklı mound may point to the holy Hittite city of Zippalanda

A large hall from the time of Viking Harald Bluetooth discovered

Polish archaeologists have uncovered nine crocodile heads within ancient Egyptian tombs of nobles

Oldest known arrowheads uncovered in the Americas

For the first time, a Viking Age grave rich in artifacts has been found in Norway’s capital city, Oslo

Archaeologists revealed Urartian King Menua second temple in Van excavations

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