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Statuettes of the Goddess Demeter Unearthed in a Mysterious Cistern, Potentially Linked to an Ancient Place of Worship

In the ancient city of Aigai, located in the western region of Turkey, specifically in Manisa, two fascinating statuettes depicting Demeter, the Greek goddess of the earth and fertility, were recently discovered inside a cistern during archaeological...

EnglishTurkey, Culture, Archaeology

Doliche's Ancient Seals and Roman Administrative Practices Revealed

A group of archaeologists affiliated with the Asia Minor Research Centre has recently unearthed more than 2,000 seal impressions in the ancient city of Doliche. Doliche, established as a Hellenistic colony in the 2nd century BC, is situated in the pr...

EnglishTurkey, History, Culture, Archaeology

Unveiling the Begazı Dandibay Pyramid and Proto-City in Karaganda, Kazakhstan

Archaeologists from Karaganda University have unveiled a remarkable find in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan—a pyramidal stepped mausoleum dating back to the Scythian-Saka period. Located on a hill overlooking the Taldy River, this ancient structur...

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Journey Through the Seven Churches of Revelation: An In-Depth Exploration with Tutku Educational Travel

Continuous archaeological excavations in Turkey are continuously revealing new insights, contributing to a deeper understanding of the book of Revelation. "Can I visit the actual locations of these seven churches?" is a frequently asked question. The...

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The first word on the ancient papyrus was solved by Artificial Intelligence

According to a report by BBC Türkçe, Lufe Farritor, a 21-year-old computer engineering student at Nebraska-Lincoln University, has become the first person to decipher a word from the Herculaneum documents.

EnglishGeneral, Archaeology

The Most Realistic Sculptures of the Period Were Found in Karahantepe

In the excavation works carried out in Karahantepe, one of the most realistic sculptures of the era has come to light. Measuring 2.3 meters in height and displaying a realistic facial expression, this sculpture is a candidate to be one of the most im...

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Mysterious Burial Ritual Unearthed in Ancient Sagalassos

In the course of excavating a necropolis at the historic site of Sagalassos in southwest Türkiye, an archaeological team made a startling discovery - an enigmatic and profoundly eerie tomb. This unique burial site held the cremated remains of an adul...

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Enigmatic Ancient Channels Unearthed: A Glimpse into Jerusalem's Davidic Dynasty

Archaeologists in Israel have made a remarkable discovery during excavations in the Givati Parking Lot within the City of David National Park. The find consists of two ancient channel installations that date back approximately 2,800 years to the time...

EnglishArchaeology, History

Resurrecting Ancient Flora: Unveiling Biodiversity Secrets from a 2,900-Year-Old Clay Brick

A team of researchers from the University of Copenhagen, the University of Oxford, and Aalborg University extracted ancient DNA from a clay brick found near the Tigris River in northern Iraq. The brick, dating back to the reign of King Ashurnasirpal ...

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Naples: Exploring the Rich Cultural Heritage of Italy's Third-Largest City

Naples is a city located on the western coast of Italy that is known for its rich cultural heritage. The city has been shaped by numerous civilizations throughout the centuries, including the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Normans. Today, visitors c...

EnglishCulture, General

Exploring the Seven Churches of Revelation with Tutku Educational Travel

Ongoing archaeological excavations in Turkey help to uncover more every day, and help us to better understand the Revelation. “Can I take a trip to the actual sites of these seven churches?” is a common question. “Yes” you can. This one-week program...

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Contemporary Structures just like in Gobeklitepe Found at Gre Fılla Mound in Diyarbakır

As many as 2,687 artifacts have been unearthed after four-year-long excavations at the Gre Filla mound in southeastern Türkiye, an archeologist said.

EnglishAnthropology, Archaeology, Culture, General, History, Turkey

Early Humans Placed a Hearth in the Most Appropriate Place in Their Caves 170,000 Years Ago

Findings indicate that early humans knew a great deal about spatial planning: they controlled fire and used it for various needs and placed their hearth at the optimal location in the cave – to obtain maximum benefit while exposed to a minimum amount...

EnglishAnthropology, Archaeology, General

Remains of Wealthy Roman Trading Town Found Beneath in England

The ground in Northamptonshire, England, has been hiding the remains of an affluent Roman trading town for more than 1,700 years, according to findings from archaeologists working in the area. As reported in the Guardian, the discoveries have include...

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A latrina found in ancient Smyrna, which is thought to have been used by artists

A latrina (toilet), which is thought to have been used by artists, was found in the excavations carried out with the support of our Municipality in the Ancient City of Smyrna.

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