Archaeologists unearthed the remains of a 1,500-year-old church housing 46 graves in southeastern Türkiye.

The ruins, claimed to belong to ‘Noah’s Ark’, discovered by expert cartographer Captain İlhan Durupınar in 1959 in the land between Telçeker and Üzengili villages of Doğubayazıt district of Ağrı, attract the attention of local and foreign…

The congress is jointly organized by the China Archaeological Association, the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Cultural Heritage Administration of Shaanxi Province, and the city-level government of Xi'an.

37 valuable artifacts, including pieces from the Urartu period and a Roman period deer statue, returned the Turkey from Switzerland.

In the famous Yerkapı Tunnel, which every visitor passes through in the Hattusa Ruins, where the capital of the Hittites is located in the Boğazkale district of Çorum, 249 symbols of 3500 years were discovered. The purpose and meanings of the…

Oldest fossil human footprints in North America are definitely older than thought

During the archaeological excavations at Ulucak Mound in Kemalpaşa district of Izmir, male and female figurines estimated to date back to 5,700 BC were found. Among the figurines wearing hat-like headdresses, the female figurine is holding a baby.

A three-pronged harpoon used for fishing in ancient times who 1700-1800 years old and slightly corroded, was found in Assos archaeological excavations

The first-ever church built in Türkiye since the establishment of its republic in 1923 opened its doors to worshippers on Sunday with an event attended by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Three fossils dating back two hundred and fifty million years (Mosasaurus skull, Basilosaurid jaw and Cetacean whale vertebrae) returned by the USA to Morocco

Turkish ancient city’s 1st animal-themed museum opened in Besiktas district, brings together cats from the history of fairy tales, toys, games, and comics

A jawbone fragment belonging to a large cat species was found during archaeological excavations in the Ancient City of Apemeia in Dinar district of Afyonkarahisar. It is estimated that the jawbone belongs to a lion, tiger or panther. However, these…

The new hotel was earlier slated to open its gates in the summer of 2024, but some factors, mainly the need for an earthquake resistance survey, delayed the opening.

New discoveries that will leave their mark on art history were made during the Stone Hills (Taş Tepeler) archaeological excavations. The first painted neolithic statue was unearthed from Göbeklitepe. The 2.3 meter high human statue in Karahantepe…

Archaeologists call for surveys to stop illegal searching near the Jersey Island site where a hoard of about 70,000 coins, as well as valuable artefacts, were found in 2012.

Archaeologists excavating at a Lancashire site unearthed ceramics, pottery, and various artefacts, indicating an Iron Age settlement and Roman occupation.