9 February 2026
The Queer Side of Taş Tepeler No One Talks About: Sex, Ritual, and Ecstasy in the Neolithic
For decades, the monumental stone sites of Neolithic Anatolia have been explained through a familiar archaeological…
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Göbeklitepe
27 January 2026
The Taş Tepeler Horizon Expands: Göbeklitepe-Style T-Pillars Discovered in Adıyaman
Göbeklitepe-style T-shaped pillars discovered in Adıyaman reveal the wider Taş Tepeler culture and reshape the Neolithic…
26 November 2025
A Stunning Taş Tepeler Discovery: 12,000-Year-Old Human Faces Emerge from Sefertepe
A stunning discovery at Sefertepe reveals 12,000-year-old carved human faces and a rare double-sided serpentinite bead,…
6 October 2025
Historic Discovery in Karahantepe: The First T-Shaped Pillar with a Human Face Unearthed
Archaeologists working under the Taş Tepeler Project, led by Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, have…
19 September 2025
Extraordinary Discovery at Göbeklitepe: 12,000-Year-Old Human Statue Found Inside Wall
Türkiye’s Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has announced a groundbreaking archaeological discovery at…
16 September 2025
Secrets of the Skull Room: 12 Ancient Human Skulls Unearthed in Sefertepe Excavations
Archaeologists have uncovered 12 new human skulls during ongoing excavations at Sefertepe, one of the most…
7 September 2025
Mysterious T-Shaped Pillars and 50 Neolithic Structures Found in Sayburç, the Heart of Taş Tepeler
Archaeologists working in Şanlıurfa’s Sayburç settlement in southeastern Türkiye have unearthed a remarkable treasure from the…
31 August 2024
New Discovery at Karahan Tepe: The Figure of a Running Wild Donkey Carved on Stone
The figure of a running wild donkey carved on a stone was discovered during excavations at…
25 August 2024
Builders of Massive 6000-year-old Menga Dolmen Likely Understood Geometry and other “Early Science” Concepts
Researchers say that a new analysis of the 6000-year-old stone Menga (also known as the Dolmen…
6 August 2024
Carvings at Göbeklitepe could be World’s Oldest Calendar
Experts suggest that markings on a stone pillar at the 12,000-year-old Göbeklitepe archaeological site in Türkiye…