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13,000-Year-Old Bone Tools and Beads Unearthed in Direkli Cave Reveal Early Anatolian Craftsmanship

13,000-Year-Old Bone Tools and Beads Unearthed in Direkli Cave Reveal Early Anatolian Craftsmanship

Karahantepe Offers Clues That Göbeklitepe Was More Than a Ritual Site

Karahantepe Offers Clues That Göbeklitepe Was More Than a Ritual Site

Bronze Bust of Egyptian Goddess Isis Unearthed at Ancient Satala

Bronze Bust of Egyptian Goddess Isis Discovered at Satala, a Roman Military Fortress in Northern Türkiye

Third Roman Hippodrome in Anatolia Unearthed Beneath the City of Kayseri

Third Roman Hippodrome in Anatolia Unearthed Beneath the City of Kayseri

1,500-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Unearthed in Mardin During “Anatolian Heritage” Operation

1,500-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Unearthed in Mardin During “Anatolian Heritage” Operation

1,500-Year-Old Greek Mosaic Unearthed at Urfa Castle Reveals Names of Early Byzantine Clergy

1,500-Year-Old Greek Mosaic Unearthed at Urfa Castle Reveals Names of Early Byzantine Clergy

12,000-Year-Old Underwater Rock Paintings Discovered Beneath Atatürk Dam in Southeastern Türkiye

12,000-Year-Old Underwater Rock Paintings Discovered Beneath Atatürk Dam in Southeastern Türkiye

Kerkenes Mound

Archaeologists Trace Proto-Turkic Presence in Central Anatolia Back 2,600 Years at Kerkenes Mound

Aşağıseyit Mound

4500-Year-Old Burnt House and Hellenistic Fortress Wall Unearthed at Aşağıseyit Mound in Denizli

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