3 November 2026
2,100-Year-Old Ring Stone Depicts an Ancient Theater Scene in Just 13 Millimeters
A single red gemstone measuring only 13 × 11 mm contains an astonishingly detailed theatrical scene from antiquity. About…
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archaeology in Türkiye
28 October 2026
Forget Philosophy and Math, These Teachers Earned More in a Greek City 2,200 Years Ago
Ancient inscriptions from Teos in western Türkiye reveal a remarkable education system in which music teachers…
26 October 2026
4,000-Year-Old Dog Paw Prints Found at Tavşanlı Höyük in Türkiye
Archaeologists excavating Tavşanlı Höyük in western Türkiye have discovered 4,000-year-old dog paw prints preserved on a…
25 October 2026
Hattusa in Black and White: 120 Years of Excavations at the Hittite Capital
Historic photographs from Hattusa document 120 years of excavations at the ancient Hittite capital, revealing how…
24 September 2026
10,000-Year-Old Burials at Göbeklitepe May Solve a 30-Year Archaeological Mystery
For more than three decades, archaeologists at Göbeklitepe in southeastern Türkiye have encountered a puzzling sight:…
23 September 2026
Noah’s Ark Mystery Deepens as New Discoveries Emerge Near Mount Ararat
Fresh pottery discoveries and nearly 1,000 soil samples have emerged from a new investigation of the…
27 August 2026
Monumental Herakles Gate with 1,800-Year-Old Reliefs Unearthed at Ancient Side
Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Side in southern Türkiye have uncovered a monumental Late Antique…
25 July 2026
1,500-Year-Old Blacksmith Workshop Unearthed in Türkiye’s Ancient “Iron City”
Archaeologists excavating Seleukeia Sidera in southwestern Türkiye have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved blacksmith workshop dating to…
13 July 2026
Possible Turkic Runiform Inscription Found at Türkiye’s “Thousand and One Churches”
Archaeologists surveying the volcanic landscape of Karadağ in central Türkiye have identified angular signs carved into…
23 December 2025
1,800-Year-Old Staircase Leading to One of Western Anatolia’s Best-Preserved Libraries Discovered in Ancient Nysa
Nysa, one of the most intellectually vibrant cities of Roman Asia Minor, has yielded a new…