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An 8,000-Year-Old Male Figurine with a Fox Pelt Found at Ulucak Mound

In the Ulucak Mound, located in İzmir’s Kemalpaşa district, archaeological excavations have uncovered an 8,000-year-old clay male figurine bearing striking similarities to the symbolism of Göbeklitepe. The figurine, depicted wearing a fox pelt, revea...

EnglishArchaeology, Culture, History, Turkey

Ancient Christian Cross Unearthed on Sir Bani Yas Island Reveals UAE’s Early Religious Heritage

Archaeologists working on Sir Bani Yas Island in Abu Dhabi have uncovered a remarkable 1,400-year-old Christian cross, shedding new light on the region’s little-known Christian past.

EnglishHistory, General, Culture, Archaeology

Archaeologists Say They’ve Uncovered Earliest Home for Elderly

Archaeologists in Israel say they have uncovered what may be the oldest institution for elderly care during excavations at the Byzantine city of Hippos, near the Sea of Galilee. The University of Haifa announced the discovery after researchers expose...

EnglishHistory, General, Culture, Archaeology

Ancient Cult Site Unearthed Beneath Landslide in Norway Reveals Rare Carved Stone

In Gauldal, a river valley in Central Norway, archaeologists have uncovered a 3,000-year-old cult site buried under layers of clay left by a massive landslide around 800 BCE. The find, described as “entirely unique” in the region by archaeologist Han...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Ancient Mosaic with Star of David and Cross Discovered in Diyarbakır

An extraordinary mosaic has been unearthed in Diyarbakır’s Ergani district during a burial excavation, revealing a rare combination of symbols: a Star of David containing a cross, alongside a six-line inscription in ancient Greek.

EnglishArchaeology, Culture, Turkey

10,000-Year-Old Rock Art Identified in Libya’s Al-Hasawna Mountains

Archaeologists in southern Libya have announced the discovery of prehistoric rock art, estimated to be around 10,000 years old, in the Al-Hasawna Mountains near the city of Sebha. First reported by a local resident, the engravings have since attracte...

EnglishCulture, Archaeology

Antik Sibirya Buz Mumyası, 2.500 Yıllık Muhteşem Dövmelerini Ortaya Çıkardı

Yeni görüntüleme, 2.500 yıllık bir Sibirya "buz mumyası" üzerinde dikkat çekici derecede ayrıntılı dövmeleri ortaya çıkardı. Bu dövmeler, bir zamanlar Avrupa ve Çin arasındaki uçsuz bucaksız bozkırda yaşayan göçebe at binicileri Pazyryk halkının sana...

TurkishArchaeology, Culture, General

Ancient DNA Traces Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian Ancestry to Siberia 4,500 Years Ago

A groundbreaking study published in Nature has revealed that modern Uralic-speaking populations—particularly Estonians, Finns, and Hungarians—share a substantial portion of their ancestry with a group of ancient people who lived in Siberia around 4,5...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Russian Archaeologist Faces Charges for Unauthorized Excavations in Occupied Crimea

The Prosecutor’s Office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea has launched legal proceedings against a Russian archaeologist accused of conducting unauthorized excavations at the ancient site of Panticapaeum, located near Mount Mithridates in the city...

EnglishGeneral, Culture, Archaeology

Sardis Ancient City and Bin Tepe Lydian Tumuli Added to UNESCO World Heritage List

Located in the Salihli district of Manisa, the historic Sardis Ancient City and the Bin Tepe Lydian Tumuli have been officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

EnglishTurkey, Culture, Archaeology

First Excavations Begin at Colossae in 2025

The secrets hidden beneath the soil of Colossae are now coming to light. An exciting season begins for the world of archaeology.

EnglishTurkey, General, Archaeology

New Stone Figurine Discovered in Azerbaijan Cave

A recent study reveals that the Neolithization of the South Caucasus occurred in phases. While the introduction of domesticated plants and animals happened quickly around 6000 BCE, some cultural elements typical of the Neolithic period appeared later...

EnglishHistory, Culture, Archaeology

Unearthed Battlefield: Mass Grave in Vienna

A pit of bones reveals the aftermath of a forgotten conflict. Construction workers renovating a football field in Vienna made a chilling discovery—a mass grave containing the skeletal remains of what are believed to be warriors from a 1st-century bat...

EnglishHistory, Culture, Archaeology

Bronze Age Discoveries in Kazakhstan Shed Light on Ancient Civilizations

Kazakhstan’s rich archaeological heritage continues to unveil new insights into ancient societies. Recent excavations across the Akmola, Pavlodar, and Karagandy regions have revealed remarkable Bronze Age artifacts, shedding light on the region’s art...

EnglishHistory, Culture, Archaeology

200,000-year-old Graffiti Discovered in Marbella

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery at the Coto Correa site in Las Chapas has provided fresh insights into Marbella’s ancient past. A stone block featuring engravings—potentially over 200,000 years old—has been uncovered, shedding light on the ...

EnglishHistory, Culture, Archaeology
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