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Palmyra Ancient City, Severely Damaged in the Syrian Civil War, is Being Revisited
Palmyra Ancient City, one of the most important ancient cities in human history, located in Syria, has begun to be…
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Restoration Work at Persepolis Resumes
Restoration work at Persepolis, located in southern Iran and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has resumed following a…
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Neanderthal Tools in China Spark Surprise: 55,000-Year-Old Discovery Makes History
Researchers from the University of Washington excavating a site in China have surprised the scientific world by discovering Neanderthal tools…
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Rare Amitābha Buddha Statue from the Goryeo Period Discovered in North Korea
According to an announcement by North Korea’s state news agency KCNA, an extraordinary Buddha statue dating back to the early…
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A Previously Unknown Human Lineage Discovered in North Africa
A recent study by a research team, including senior author Johannes Krause and first author Nada Salem from the Max…
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2,500 Years Old “Stone Father” Statue Exhibited in Erzurum Museum
One of the most striking artifacts in the Erzurum Museum is the 2,500-year-old “Stone Father” statue, which captivates all who…
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15 Million Year Old Leaf Fossils Discovered in Western Turkey
Leaf fossils estimated to be 15 million years old have been unearthed during field surveys between Yayla and Kirazlı villages…
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Irish Archaeologists Discover Remarkable 1200-year-old Brooch Pin
Irish archaeologists have unearthed a remarkable 8th-century brooch pin during excavation works along the route of the Adare bypass in…
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The Tărtăria Tablets, thought to represent the oldest known form of writing in Europe
Throughout history, humanity has developed various ways to communicate and record information. 1 In this context, the Tărtăria Tablets stand…
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Roman Soldier Cemetery Found During Excavation of Football Pitch in Vienna
In the outskirts of Vienna, an unexpected mass grave unearthed during the renovation of a football field offers striking insights…