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Excavations at the 3,500-year-old Ancient City of Sarissa in Sivas to resume in 2027

Excavations at the 3,500-year-old Ancient City of Sarissa in Sivas to resume in 2027

Onlookers shocked: 7 coffins unearthed in governor's residence garden

Onlookers shocked: 7 coffins unearthed in governor's residence garden

First core drilling completed in 'Noah's Ark' research in Ağrı: Results to be clarified in the laboratory

First core drilling completed in 'Noah's Ark' research in Ağrı: Results to be clarified in the laboratory

Pot full of gold coins discovered during excavation

Pot full of gold coins discovered during excavation

New excavations at Göbeklitepe reopen debate on the 'ritual-only center' view

New excavations at Göbeklitepe reopen debate on the 'ritual-only center' view

2,400-year-old tomb discovered in Aspendos

2,400-year-old tomb discovered in Aspendos

Drought in Rome drains the Tiber: 2,000-year-old Nero Bridge emerges again

Drought in Rome drains the Tiber: 2,000-year-old Nero Bridge emerges again

Hundreds of geoglyphs found under the Amazon: Traces of the ‘lost’ Aquiry society expand

Hundreds of geoglyphs found under the Amazon: Traces of the ‘lost’ Aquiry society expand

Les Pradelles findings in France strengthen the possibility of recurring cannibalism among Neanderthals

Les Pradelles findings in France strengthen the possibility of recurring cannibalism among Neanderthals

2,000-year-old Roman street unearthed in Troy excavations

2,000-year-old Roman street unearthed in Troy excavations

Mayor shares the downgrading of a natural protected area as 'good news': We are rid of the SİT burden

Mayor shares the downgrading of a natural protected area as 'good news': We are rid of the SİT burden

1,000-year-old Viking bracelets found before road work in Norway

1,000-year-old Viking bracelets found before road work in Norway

Roman-era bath ruins in İznik left unprotected for years: Historic site filled with trash

Roman-era bath ruins in İznik left unprotected for years: Historic site filled with trash

The 3rd International Mythology Film Festival begins

The 3rd International Mythology Film Festival begins

The importance of the Siloam Inscription in Jewish history; Netanyahu said 'I asked Mesut Yılmaz'

The importance of the Siloam Inscription in Jewish history; Netanyahu said 'I asked Mesut Yılmaz'

The 10 biggest archaeological discoveries made in Turkey in 2024

The 10 biggest archaeological discoveries made in Turkey in 2024

New human species discovered in China excites the scientific world!

New human species discovered in China excites the scientific world!

New findings at the Karahantepe excavation site

New findings at the Karahantepe excavation site

Historical discovery on the shores of the Atatürk Dam Reservoir!

Historical discovery on the shores of the Atatürk Dam Reservoir!

Exciting historical discovery in Adıyaman

Exciting historical discovery in Adıyaman

1,800-year-old sarcophagus found in İzmir: Belongs to a Roman gladiator

1,800-year-old sarcophagus found in İzmir: Belongs to a Roman gladiator

1800-year-old bust discovered in ancient city in Düzce

1800-year-old bust discovered in ancient city in Düzce

Japanese archaeologists excavate in Afyonkarahisar to find their lost city

Japanese archaeologists excavate in Afyonkarahisar to find their lost city

Remains of Ottoman mosque in Sarajevo being unearthed

Remains of Ottoman mosque in Sarajevo being unearthed

Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy: 'We will accomplish 60 years of excavation work in 4 years'

Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy: 'We will accomplish 60 years of excavation work in 4 years'

Restoration complete: Bunkers built specifically for Mussolini opened to visitors

Restoration complete: Bunkers built specifically for Mussolini opened to visitors

Shipwrecks dating back to pre-Christian era discovered

Shipwrecks dating back to pre-Christian era discovered

Largest mass grave in Europe may have been discovered

Largest mass grave in Europe may have been discovered

On the UNESCO World Heritage List: 2.5 million people have visited Göbeklitepe since 2019

On the UNESCO World Heritage List: 2.5 million people have visited Göbeklitepe since 2019

One of the Republic's first sculptors: Zühtü Müridoğlu's unfinished work is completed

One of the Republic's first sculptors: Zühtü Müridoğlu's unfinished work is completed