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Tag: Archaeology
Balloon flights return to Göbeklitepe, Turkey
Evidence of gladiatorial fights discovered in the Roman city of Aigai
Mesopotamia: the new brand to boost tourism in SE Turkey
Experts search Turkey for the remains of a great historical battle
Exploring the ancient history hidden underground in Istanbul
Archaeologists unearth Roman statue in western Turkey
Turkey’s museums received 9 million visits despite the pandemic
Roman road discovered next to the historic walls of Diyarbakır
Roman tunnel discovered under Topkapı Palace in Istanbul
1,500-year-old Roman monastery with mosaics discovered in Turkey
This is how ancient Romans fought against inflation
Archaeologists discover a mysterious structure in Istanbul
Ancient Roman sewer system discovered in southeastern Turkey
Karahantepe, the Neolithic sanctuary that could be older than Göbeklitepe
Turkish fishermen find a Greek bronze statue in the sea
Archaeologists discover the skeleton of Anatolia’s first farmer
Sillyon, the city in Anatolia that Alexander the Great failed to conquer
This is how one of the statues of Mount Nemrut in Turkey was saved
Archaeologists in Turkey discover a structure similar to Rome’s Colosseum
Turkish archaeologists restore a 2,700-year-old Urartian castle
The Phrygia Valley in Turkey, the land of King Midas, is in danger
New archaeological findings change the history of Pergamon
Restoration of the ancient Roman city of Aizanoi begins
Coronavirus makes the submerged basilica in ancient Nicaea more visible
Ancient Roman tombs Mersin, Turkey, defy time
Turkish archaeologist discovers after 48 years whom this statue represents
Project seeks to restore the ancient Roman theatre of Ankara
