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Recent Excavations Unveil Five Remarkable Statues, Shedding Light on Perge’s Roman Heritage

12 February 2025

During the excavations in the ancient city of Perge in Antalya, one of the most organized Roman cities of Anatolia,...

Anatolian Archeology, News

A mosaic floor from the 2nd century BC depicting the muse Kalliope was discovered in ancient city of Side, southern Türkiye

24 May 2024

During the excavations carried out in the ancient city of Side, a mosaic floor from the second century BC, depicting...

Anatolian Archeology, News

An 800-meter-long colonnaded street from the Roman period discovered in Türkiye’s famous holiday resort Antalya

18 April 2024

During the archaeological excavations in Hıdırlık Tower, one of the historical symbols of Antalya, the famous holiday resort in the...

News, Travel

City swallowed by sea now center of boat tours

10 September 2023

The Kekova region, or Sunken City, which has remained under the sea after two major earthquakes in the sixth century...

Anatolian Archeology, News

3600-year-old lead weights were unearthed in the Kumluca Bronze Age Shipwreck, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world

27 November 2022

Underwater archaeological work continues in the Bronze Age shipwreck off Antalya Kumluca, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world....

Anatolian Archeology, News

Archaeologists unearthed the exact place of the tomb of Saint Nicholas, also known as “Santa Claus,” and the floor on which he walked

17 October 2022

An excavation team has discovered the exact location of Saint Nicholas’ tomb, also known as “Santa Claus,” as well as...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Ancient Synagogue found in Turkey’s popular tourist center Side

27 December 2021

A 7th-century ancient synagogue has been found in Side, a resort town on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. The synagogue found was...

News

International Sand Sculpture Festival Opens with the Theme “The Lost City of Atlantis”

6 May 2021

The 16th edition of the International Sand Sculpture Festival (SANDLAND) has begun in Turkey’s Mediterranean resort city of Antalya. Every...

Anatolian Archeology

Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

17 April 2021

Antalya province on Turkey’s breathtaking Mediterranean, besides the incredible coastline, is besides quite remarkable that up with ancient artifacts and...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology

Patara Ancient City Lighthouse is Reconstructed with Artificial Intelligence

25 March 2021

Artificial intelligence technology was used for the reconstruction of the lighthouse, which is located in the ancient city of Patara,...

Recent Excavations Unveil Five Remarkable Statues, Shedding Light on Perge’s Roman Heritage

A mosaic floor from the 2nd century BC depicting the muse Kalliope was discovered in ancient city of Side, southern Türkiye

An 800-meter-long colonnaded street from the Roman period discovered in Türkiye’s famous holiday resort Antalya

City swallowed by sea now center of boat tours

3600-year-old lead weights were unearthed in the Kumluca Bronze Age Shipwreck, one of the oldest shipwrecks in the world

Archaeologists unearthed the exact place of the tomb of Saint Nicholas, also known as “Santa Claus,” and the floor on which he walked

Ancient Synagogue found in Turkey’s popular tourist center Side

International Sand Sculpture Festival Opens with the Theme “The Lost City of Atlantis”

Antalya Museum Sheds Light on the Southern History of Anatolia

Patara Ancient City Lighthouse is Reconstructed with Artificial Intelligence

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