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Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

27 May 2021

In the Kuşadasi region of western Turkey’s Aydin, archaeologists and scholars unearthed an approximately 2,000-year-old ancient Roman aqueduct. Experts believe...

Anatolian Archeology, News

60-million-year-old Snail Fossil Found in southern Turkey

22 May 2021

A snail fossil dating to the age of 60 million was found in Mersin’s Toroslar district. The snail fossil discovered...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, Travel

The Enchanting Ancient City of Rome “Sagalassos”

18 May 2021

The archaeological site of Sagalassos is a very important and well-preserved settlement located in a magnificent mountain landscape, 7 km north...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Salvage Excavations Started in Giresun Island on Turkey’s Black Sea Coast

18 May 2021

Rescue excavations are starting again on Giresun Island, where the first examples of human settlement in the Black Sea Region...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Göbeklitepe Monolith will be Exhibited in the United Nations

15 May 2021

A copy of one of the famous ruins of Göbeklitepe, known as the oldest temple in the world, will be...

Anatolian Archeology, News

The museum’s “Oscar” Awards had Received this Year by the Troy Museum and the Odunpazarı Modern Museum

11 May 2021

At the European Museum of the Year Awards (EMYA) online ceremony on May 6, Turkey’s renowned Troy Museum and Odunpazar...

Anatolian Archeology, Classical Archeology, News

13th-Century skeletons Unearthed in Annaea Mound

8 May 2021

At the historical Kadıkalesi archaeological site in Turkey’s western Aydin province’s Kuşadası district, a total of five skeletons thought to...

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, News

A 4000-Year-Old Trading Port was Discovered in Istanbul

4 May 2021

Archaeological excavations carried out on a peninsula in the middle of Istanbul Küçükçekmece Lake unearthed a very important 4,000-year-old trade...

Anatolian Archeology, News

Neolithic Age Adults and Children Buried Under Family Homes were not Relative

3 May 2021

An international team of scientists found that Children and adults buried next to each other in one of the oldest...

Early Roman Aqueduct Discovered in Turkey’s Aydın Province

60-million-year-old Snail Fossil Found in southern Turkey

The Enchanting Ancient City of Rome “Sagalassos”

Salvage Excavations Started in Giresun Island on Turkey’s Black Sea Coast

Göbeklitepe Monolith will be Exhibited in the United Nations

The museum’s “Oscar” Awards had Received this Year by the Troy Museum and the Odunpazarı Modern Museum

13th-Century skeletons Unearthed in Annaea Mound

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

A 4000-Year-Old Trading Port was Discovered in Istanbul

Neolithic Age Adults and Children Buried Under Family Homes were not Relative

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