Arkeonews

Evidence of the Birth of Archaic Monotheism in Anatolia found at Oluz Höyük, “Havangah prayer at Oluz Höyük”

27 March 2022

Oluz Höyük, located 25 kilometres west of Amasya, is an ancient city which has rich findings of religious structuring. During...

News

9 Synagogues in Izmir to Reopen as Museum

26 March 2022

As part of a Jewish heritage project in Izmir, Turkey, nine historic synagogues will be reopened as museums. Built by...

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Archaeologists discover secondary gate of old Bazira city in Pakistan

26 March 2022

Archaeologists claimed to have discovered the secondary gate of the city of Bazira during new excavations at Barikot in Pakistan’s...

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Archaeologists uncover intact 16th-century quayside in the Belgium town of Leper

24 March 2022

Excavations at Leper (Ypres), located in the West Flanders province of Belgium, have uncovered a 16th-century quayside. The find was...

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Leshan Giant Buddha and its History

22 March 2022

Leshan Giant Buddha or Chinese name:乐山大佛 (Leshan Dafo) is the best indication that there is no such thing as impossible...

Medieval St. George seal matrix found in French château

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A bronze seal matrix of St George slaying the dragon has been discovered at the royal Château of Villers-Cotterêts in northern France

21 March 2022

A previously unpublished and unknown bronze seal matrix of Saint George slaying the dragon has been discovered at the royal...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Digs at Turkey’s Seyitömer mound reveals thousands of artworks

20 March 2022

Approximately 14,500 artifacts have been unearthed during rescue excavations carried out over 33 years at Seyitömer Mound in Turkey’s western...

Mostafa Waziri, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, displays a small statue at a tomb decorated with hieroglyphics.

Egyptian Archeology, News

Egypt discovers five 4,000-year-old ancient tombs in Saqqara necropolis

19 March 2022

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced recently the discovery of five 4,000-year-old ancient tombs in the Saqqara archaeological...

Baked clay figurine depicting mother-goddess

Anatolian Archeology

Women in Anatolia from the Prehistoric Age to the Iron Age

19 March 2022

Throughout the history of Anatolia: a woman appears as a goddess with creative and productive powers, as a ruling monarch,...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The colored skeletons of Çatalhöyük provide insight into the burial rituals of a fascinating society that lived 9000 years ago

18 March 2022

New research provides new insights into how the inhabitants of the “oldest city in the world” in Çatalhöyük (Turkey) buried...

Evidence of the Birth of Archaic Monotheism in Anatolia found at Oluz Höyük, “Havangah prayer at Oluz Höyük”

9 Synagogues in Izmir to Reopen as Museum

Archaeologists discover secondary gate of old Bazira city in Pakistan

Archaeologists uncover intact 16th-century quayside in the Belgium town of Leper

Leshan Giant Buddha and its History

A bronze seal matrix of St George slaying the dragon has been discovered at the royal Château of Villers-Cotterêts in northern France

Digs at Turkey’s Seyitömer mound reveals thousands of artworks

Egypt discovers five 4,000-year-old ancient tombs in Saqqara necropolis

Women in Anatolia from the Prehistoric Age to the Iron Age

The colored skeletons of Çatalhöyük provide insight into the burial rituals of a fascinating society that lived 9000 years ago

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