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When the waters receded, the mounds of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy, bearing the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, came to light

8 December 2021

The important cultural areas of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy mounds, which bear the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, represented by kurgans...

Anatolian Archeology, News

15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

8 December 2021

Archaeologists discovered 15 new sculptures during recent digs around the Yesemek Open Air Museum and Sculpture Workshop in the Islahiye...

News

Archaeologists discover the Americas’ oldest adobe architecture

7 December 2021

On the north coast of Peru, researchers have discovered the oldest adobe architecture in the Americas, constructed with ancient mud...

Egyptian Archeology, News

2,500-Year-Old Tombs Uncovered Of Unknown Persons With Gold Tongues in Egypt

6 December 2021

The remains of two unknown persons with golden tongues were found inside tombs, dating back to the Saite Dynasty (664...

News

Tanzania’s mysterious footprints were made by early humans, not bears

6 December 2021

The prehistoric footprints discovered by archaeologists caused confusion because scientists looked at them again to determine whether they were left...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

5 December 2021

After Göbeklitepe in Şanlıurfa, which sheds light on 12,000 years ago in human history and is considered one of the...

News

Elamite clay tablet discovered 4500 years old, in southwest Iran

4 December 2021

A clay tablet, estimated to be from the Elam period, about 4500 years old, was recently discovered in southwestern Iran....

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

1700-year-old weaving workshop discovered in southeast Turkey

4 December 2021

Excavations carried out in the ancient city of Perre in the southeastern province of Adıyaman have unearthed a 1,700-year-old weaving...

Classical Archeology, News

On the beach of Herculaneum, a victim of the Vesuvius explosion was discovered with his bag

4 December 2021

Archaeologists released haunting images Wednesday of the skeletal remains of a man buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

1,500-year-old baptistery found in Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in western Turkey

3 December 2021

A baptistery, estimated to have been built in the 5th century AD, was unearthed in the Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in...

When the waters receded, the mounds of Pulur Sakyol and Yeniköy, bearing the traces of Kura-Aras Culture, came to light

15 new sculptures discovered in Turkey’s sculpture paradise Yesemek

Archaeologists discover the Americas’ oldest adobe architecture

2,500-Year-Old Tombs Uncovered Of Unknown Persons With Gold Tongues in Egypt

Tanzania’s mysterious footprints were made by early humans, not bears

Ancient settlements that challenge traditional thinking “Karahantepe and Taş Tepeler”

Elamite clay tablet discovered 4500 years old, in southwest Iran

1700-year-old weaving workshop discovered in southeast Turkey

On the beach of Herculaneum, a victim of the Vesuvius explosion was discovered with his bag

1,500-year-old baptistery found in Kadı Castle-Anaia Mound in western Turkey

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