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Gordion Ancient City is now a world heritage site

Neolitik Dönem Avrupalı Çiftçiler 7.400 Yıl Önce Süt Kullandılar

7,000-Year-Old Stone Monuments in Northern Arabi

Göbekli Tepe: Geometry Guided Construction of 11,500-Year-Old Megalithic Complex

Black Sea's Zeugma to be archeological site

Göbeklitepe to be promoted with fashion

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Ancient harbor bath, imperial salon in İzmir waiting to be rescued

An archeological site consisting of a harbor bath and an imperial salon from Roman times in the Aegean province of İzmir is waiting to be rescued after it submerged in flood waters. Archeologists say the water must be discharged from the site before ...

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:11:47

Middle East fossils push back origin of key plant groups millions of years

Paleobotanists exploring a site near the Dead Sea have unearthed a startling connection between today's conifer forests in the Southern Hemisphere and an unimaginably distant time torn apart by a global cataclysm.

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EnglishArchaeology, GeneralApril 20, 2019 14:15:45

European Paleolithic Art Reveals Use of Complex Astronomy

As far back as 40,000 years ago (Upper Paleolithic), ancient people kept track of time using relatively advanced knowledge of astronomy.

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:14:57

Year of Göbeklitepe in Turkey

Göbeklitepe, a site in the southeastern province of Şanlıurfa hailed as the world’s oldest temple, is getting ready to host a record number of tourists next year, after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Dec. 25 declared 2019 the “Year of Göbeklitepe....

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:12:27

Ancient theater being unearthed in Smyrna (Izmir)

An ancient theater in the Aegean city of İzmir, built when its name was Smyrna during the Hellenistic period and buried under soil 1,500 years ago, is being unearthed in excavations.

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:12:36

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EnglishArchaeologs, GeneralApril 20, 2019 14:12:45

The Poor Man of Nippur - World's first film in Babylonian

Cambridge Assyriology students led by Dr Martin Worthington have made the world's first film in Babylonian. Based on a 2,700-year-old poem, 'The Poor Man of Nippur' is a violent and comic story of revenge.

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyMay 24, 2022 15:17:41

Zeugma mosaic becomes symbol of Gaziantep

The fragments of the “Meanad” mosaic, which was smuggled from the ancient city of Zeugma in the southeastern province of Gaziantep and is known as the Gypsy Girl mosaic, was returned to Turkey last week. The mosaic, depicting one of daughters of the ...

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:13:07

Unique Roman signet ring engraved with horses found in Antalya

Archaeological excavations in Myra, one of the six most important cities of the Lycian Union, and its port Andriake in the southern province of Antalya have unearthed a 1,800-year-old signet ring without a band.

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EnglishArchaeology, GeneralApril 20, 2019 14:13:17

Thousands of Years Ago, Women Were Trading in Anatolia

Historic documents unearthed during excavations in Anatolia’s oldest international trade center, Assyrian Trade colony Kaniş-Karum, have revealed that women made commercial deals and impressed their seal 4,000 years ago.

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:13:26

Underground City in Yozgat Prepares for Tourism

A 1,700-year-old underground city in the Central Anatolian province of Yozgat has come to the surface after the houses closing its entrance were expropriated and knocked down.

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EnglishArchaeology, General, TurkeyApril 20, 2019 14:13:34

Oldest known drawing on rock in South Africa

Scientists say they have discovered humanity's oldest known drawing on a small fragment of rock in South Africa. The drawing is about 73,000 years old, and shows cross-hatch lines sketched onto stone with red ochre pigment.

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EnglishArchaeology, GeneralApril 20, 2019 14:13:42