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5,000-Year-Old Skull from İkiztepe Reveals Early Cranial Surgery in Anatolia

20 January 2026

A remarkable archaeological discovery in northern Türkiye is rewriting the history of prehistoric medicine. A human skull, dating back nearly...

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Roman Hospital Turned Byzantine Church Unearthed at Ancient Kaunos

15 January 2026

Archaeologists working in southwestern Türkiye have uncovered one of the most compelling examples of architectural continuity in the eastern Mediterranean:...

5,000-Year-Old Skull from İkiztepe Reveals Early Cranial Surgery in Anatolia

Roman Hospital Turned Byzantine Church Unearthed at Ancient Kaunos

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