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Villagers Used Stones from a Zeus Temple to Build Their Homes

Villagers Used Stones from a Zeus Temple to Build Their Homes

Christmas Liturgy Held at the World’s Oldest Cave Church in Antakya

Christmas Liturgy Held at the World’s Oldest Cave Church in Antakya

Excavations Begin at the Late Roman Rabat Castle Built to Protect Key Trade Routes

Greek-Inscribed Late Antique Mosaic Unearthed in Türkiye’s Hatay Province

Greek-Inscribed Late Antique Mosaic Unearthed in Türkiye’s Hatay Province

Zerzevan Castle

Restoration Works to Expand at Zerzevan Castle, the Easternmost Garrison of the Roman Empire

At Nysa 1,800-Year-Old Steps to a Roman Library

At Nysa, the Road to Knowledge Emerges Again: 1,800-Year-Old Steps to a Roman Library Revealed

Symbols Beyond Decoration: New Research Decodes the Visual Language of Karaz Pottery

Symbols Beyond Decoration: New Research Decodes the Visual Language of Karaz Pottery

2,000-Year-Old Lion-Headed Gargoyle Damaged at Termessos

2,000-Year-Old Lion-Headed Gargoyle Damaged at Termessos, the City Alexander the Great Could Not Conquer

Not Italian, but Anatolian: The Marble of Otto the Great’s Sarcophagus Traced to Marmara Island

Not Italian, but Anatolian: The Marble of Otto the Great’s Sarcophagus Traced to Marmara Island

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