Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
A new radiocarbon analysis of Egyptian artifacts has reignited one of archaeology’s longest-standing debates — the precise timing of the catastrophic Thera (Santorini) eruption, one…
Archaeologists have redefined the origins of tiger imagery in Iranian art. A newly analyzed 5,000-year-old ceramic figurine from Yarim Tepe in northern Iran may represent…
Rising on the fertile plains of Çal in Denizli Province, Aşağıseyit Mound has long been a silent witness to Anatolia’s deep past — a settlement…
Archaeologists excavating Oylum Mound, a major mound site on Türkiye’s southern frontier near the Syrian border, have uncovered a remarkable new archive from the Late…
Archaeologists in Gyeongju have uncovered the 1,600-year-old tomb of a Silla military commander — complete with his gilt-bronze crown, body armor, and horse gear —…
Archaeologists excavating the Alalakh Mound (Aççana Höyük) in Hatay, southern Türkiye, have uncovered a 3,500-year-old state archive written in Akkadian, the diplomatic language of the…
Long before the Roman Empire’s northern frontier dissolved into memory, a powerful family in Raetia carved their claim into the landscape of southern Germany —…
Archaeologists in eastern Türkiye have uncovered remarkable evidence of continuous human activity spanning nearly eight millennia in a cave overlooking Lake Van, one of the…
A remarkable discovery east of Rome has revealed one of the earliest examples of Roman monumental architecture — a massive stone-lined basin carved into the…
