A Day in Göbekli Tepe: Eyes Awakening in 9600 BCE
As the first light of day brushed against the stones of the Fertile Crescent, it felt like the touch of a newborn’s skin. Shadows of towering stone circles stretched long across the earth. There were no cities, no writing, no pottery. But here, on the hill we now call Göbekli Tepe, something was happening. An
Figures Defying Time and Man: Nemrut’s Camels Are Disappearing
Located in the Tatvan district of Bitlis, the unique rock formations known locally as “Nemrut’s camels” are rapidly facing extinction due to both natural erosion and human-induced damage. These volcanic stones, formed after eruptions from Mount Nemrut, gradually took on shapes resembling animals and human figures, becoming part of local legends and folklore. According to
2025 Excavation Season Begins at Amos Ancient City: A Journey into History Continues
The Amos Ancient City, located in the Marmaris district of Muğla, has officially begun its 2025 excavation season. Supported under the “Heritage for the Future” project by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the archaeological digs enter their fifth year with the goal of uncovering more of the site’s historical richness. The excavations are
Selime Cathedral: A Majestic Rock-Cut Structure in the Heart of Cappadocia
Selime Cathedral, located in the Selime village of Güzelyurt district in Aksaray Province, rises magnificently at the end of the stunning Ihlara Valley in the heart of Cappadocia. This impressive structure is considered one of the largest rock-cut cathedrals not only in Cappadocia but also in the world. With its historical depth, architectural features, and