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1,600-Year-Old Luxury Roman Villa Discovered in Tripolis: Guests Were Served Fish Raised in the Courtyard Pool

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2,700-Year-Old Bronze Knives Discovered in Kazakhstan Shed Light on Early Saka Culture

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2,700-Year-Old Bronze Knives Discovered in Kazakhstan Shed Light on Early Saka Culture

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3,000-Year-Old Lead-Free Eyeliner Discovered in Iran Reveals Ancient Cosmetic Innovation

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3,000-Year-Old Lead-Free Eyeliner Discovered in Iran Reveals Ancient Cosmetic Innovation

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Archaeologists in northwestern Iran have uncovered a groundbreaking 3,000-year-old eyeliner made from natural minerals—without any lead—offering rare insight into the beauty rituals and technological sophistication of Iron Age societies. In a remarkable discovery from the Iron Age III period (7th–9th centuries BCE), researchers have identified an entirely lead-free eyeliner formula in the Kani Koter cemetery,

A First in Türkiye: Hands-On Bioarchaeology Workshop at Arslantepe Mound Begins

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A First in Türkiye: Hands-On Bioarchaeology Workshop at Arslantepe Mound Begins

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Hittite Bull-Headed Jug Piece

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Excavator Operator Uncovers Ancient Treasure: Hittite Bull-Headed Jug Piece Now on Display in Sivas Museum

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A 1700-year-old statue of Pan unearthed during the excavations at Polyeuktos in İstanbul

A 1700-year-old statue of Pan unearthed during the excavations at Polyeuktos in İstanbul

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Ancient city of Sebaste

The granary was found in the ancient city of Sebaste, founded by the first Roman emperor Augustus

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Donalar Kale Kapı Rock Tomb or Donalar Rock Tomb

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Apollo Temple
Written by July 10, 2025

Apollo Temple in Didim Opens for Night Visits: A Journey Through Ancient Prophecies After Sunset

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One of the ancient world’s most mystical and awe-inspiring landmarks, the Temple of Apollo in Didim, Türkiye, is now open for nighttime visits. As part of the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism’s “Heritage for the Future” initiative, the ancient prophecy center has been illuminated to offer visitors a truly unique experience under the stars.

‘Star Watcher’ Figurine Found in Gedikkaya Cave Could Rewrite Human History
Written by July 10, 2025

‘Star Watcher’ Figurine Found in Gedikkaya Cave Could Rewrite Human History

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Archaeological excavations carried out between 2019 and 2023 in Gedikkaya Cave, located in Bilecik Province, northwest Türkiye, have uncovered groundbreaking evidence that could reshape the narrative of early human settlement. Among the remarkable discoveries is a marble figurine known as the “Star Watcher,” which is believed to date back to the Chalcolithic period (5500–3500 BCE)

Termessos Ancient City
Written by July 9, 2025

Excavations Begin at Termessos, the City Alexander the Great Refused to Attack: Ancient Monumental Tomb Will Be Unearthed

Anatolian News . Mediterrenian Article

Nestled within the Güllük Dağı National Park in Antalya, Türkiye, the ancient city of Termessos is now witnessing a significant historical moment. For the first time, official archaeological excavations have begun in this remarkably well-preserved site. The project, jointly conducted by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Antalya Bilim University, aims to unearth

Historic Ani Cathedral
Written by July 9, 2025

Historic Ani Cathedral Under Restoration: Reopening as a Mosque Under Consideration

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One of Kars’ most significant cultural heritage sites, the Ani Cathedral (Surp Asdvadzadzin), is undergoing extensive restoration. Upon completion, authorities are considering opening the historic structure to visitors as a mosque. Located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ani Archaeological Zone, the cathedral was built in the late 10th century during the rule of

Ancient Nomadic Burial Mounds Unearthed in Mongolia Reveal Turkish-Mongol Cultural Legacy
Written by July 9, 2025

Ancient Nomadic Burial Mounds Unearthed in Mongolia Reveal Turkish-Mongol Cultural Legacy

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Joint archaeological excavations led by Turkish and Mongolian scholars are shedding new light on the burial traditions of nomadic civilizations that once roamed the vast Eurasian steppes. As part of the “Culture of Horsemen” project, carried out in collaboration between Istanbul University and Mongolian State University, archaeological excavations have resumed in the Tuv Province of

1,600-Year-Old Set of Weights Shaped as Ancient Greek Letters Discovered in Uzuncaburç Ancient City
Written by July 8, 2025

1,600-Year-Old Set of Weights Shaped as Ancient Greek Letters Discovered in Uzuncaburç Ancient City

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Archaeologists uncover a complete weighing system from Late Antiquity during excavations in southern Türkiye A team of archaeologists has uncovered a rare 1,600-year-old weighing set — including five iron weights shaped as Ancient Greek letters — during excavations at Uzuncaburç, an ancient city located in the Silifke district of Mersin, southern Türkiye. The discovery sheds

Excavations Resume at Tralleis Ancient City in Aydın: Italian Archaeologists Join 2025 Season
Written by July 8, 2025

Excavations Resume at Tralleis Ancient City in Aydın: Italian Archaeologists Join 2025 Season

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The ancient city of Tralleis, located in the Efeler district of Aydın and considered one of the region’s earliest settlements, has entered its 29th year of archaeological excavations. The 2025 excavation season is currently underway, focusing mainly on the bath and gymnasium complex, with a new team of archaeologists arriving from Italy to join the

Karabel Rock Monument
Written by July 8, 2025

Forgotten Hittite Legacy in İzmir: Karabel Rock Monument Cries for Help

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Hidden among the rugged hills of western Türkiye, the Karabel Rock Monument, a rare and invaluable Hittite relic, is slowly deteriorating due to neglect, vandalism, and lack of protection. Situated along the Kemalpaşa–Torbalı road in İzmir, this ancient site stands as one of the last surviving examples of Hittite rock art in Anatolia. A 3,000-Year-Old

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Written by July 8, 2025

Troy’s Hidden Battlefield: Could the Fabled War Be More Than Just Myth?

Anatolian News . Marmara and Thrace Article

Excavations in northwestern Türkiye may finally bridge the gap between legend and reality, as archaeologists uncover new clues pointing to a real conflict behind the ancient tale of the Trojan War. For centuries, the story of the Trojan War has lived on in epic poetry, dramatic films, and school textbooks—a sweeping saga of love, betrayal,

Byzantine-Era Chapel to Be Restored at Historic Fethiye Castle in Türkiye
Written by July 8, 2025

Byzantine-Era Chapel to Be Restored at Historic Fethiye Castle in Türkiye

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An ancient chapel dating back to the Byzantine period has been uncovered during ongoing archaeological excavations at Fethiye Castle in Muğla, southwestern Türkiye. Restoration efforts are now underway to preserve the structure and open it to visitors. Excavations Continue on the Lower Slopes of the Castle The archaeological work is being carried out in the

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