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Carchemish, the Hittites’ Frontier City on the Euphrates

Carchemish, the Hittites’ Frontier City on the Euphrates, Introduced Through a New Exhibition in Ankara

A Hittite Goddess Vessel from Eskiyapar and the Ritual of “Drinking the God”

A Hittite Goddess Vessel from Eskiyapar and the Ritual of “Drinking the God”

Syedra Ancient City’s Theater

International Research Grant Brings Syedra Ancient City’s Theater into the Global Archaeological Spotlight

Scientific Study Reveals: The Hittites Practiced an Advanced Hygiene Culture 3,000 Years Ago

Scientific Study Reveals: The Hittites Practiced an Advanced Hygiene Culture 3,000 Years Ago

A Sealed Medieval Reliquary Cross Unearthed at Ancient Lystra in Central Anatolia

A Sealed Medieval Reliquary Cross Unearthed at Ancient Lystra in Central Anatolia

T-Shaped Stones Surface Near the Euphrates, Pointing to a Wider Taş Tepeler Network

T-Shaped Stones Surface Near the Euphrates, Pointing to a Wider Taş Tepeler Network

A 1,000-Year-Old Fortress Overlooking the Melendiz Plain Still Stands in Central Anatolia

A 1,000-Year-Old Fortress Overlooking the Melendiz Plain Still Stands in Central Anatolia

Pergamon Find Confirms Feces-Based Medicine Was Practiced in Roman Anatolia

Pergamon Find Confirms Feces-Based Medicine Was Practiced in Roman Anatolia

A 4,000-Year-Old Silver Goblet Links Anatolia to the Earliest Visions of Cosmic Order

A 4,000-Year-Old Silver Goblet Links Anatolia to the Earliest Visions of Cosmic Order

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