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Tag: Archaeology
Archaeologists discover evidence of the great earthquake that destroyed Troy
Troy Museum exhibits a replica of the ship from The Odyssey
Göbekli Tepe, the UNESCO world heritage site that changed the course of history
Turkey designates Alexander the Great’s Granicus battlefield as a historic site
Karahan Tepe Neolithic site boosts conservation and tourism
US returns a fragment of the famous Gypsy Girl Mosaic of Zeugma to Turkey
History of Hattusa: rise and fall of the mighty capital of the Hittite Empire
Spectacular mosaic similar to Zeugma’s ‘Gypsy Girl’ discovered in Turkey
Statue of Athena discovered in the ruins of Laodicea (Turkey)
United States returns to Turkey a Roman marble head stolen from Izmir
Ani, the ”City of 1001 Churches”: the historic gateway to Anatolia
Roman mosaic discovered in Turkey with the message ”let the envious burst”
Statue of Hittite King Suppiluliuma returns to Hatay Archaeological Museum
Göbeklitepe seeks to attract more Chinese tourists after visa exemption
Pope Leo XIV’s visit boosts tourism in Iznik (Nicaea)
These were the top 5 most visited places in Turkey by tourists in 2025
Rare image of Jesus’ “Good Shepherd” found in ancient Nicaea (Iznik)
Rome’s Colosseum to host a major exhibition on Troy in 2026
Turkey’s Mount Nemrut: the giant tomb of a Hellenistic king who wanted to be a god
Anavarza Castle in Turkey: the impressive forgotten fortress of ancient Cilicia
Vatican delegation travels to Bursa ahead of Pope’s visit
New finds in the Roman theatre of Nicaea before the Pope’s visit
Iznik prepares for Pope Leo XIV’s visit on the anniversary of the Council of Nicaea
Archaeology: faces found at Karahantepe support Göbeklitepe human theory
Archaeologists uncover ancient Roman stadium in Antalya, Turkey
What is behind Netanyahu’s claims about Jerusalem and the Siloam inscription?
