The 2000-Year-Old Anisa Tablet Found in Kültepe Shows That Greek Was Spoken in Anatolia at That Time
Kültepe/Kaneš, illuminating the depths of history 20 kilometers northeast of Kayseri, hosts the oldest written documents in Anatolia. This ancient city, a lively trade center of Assyrian merchants between 2000-1750 BC, attracts attention not only with its commercial activities but also with its political and cultural structure. One of the most striking finds unearthed in
Archaeologists Discover Hellenistic Sacred Site During High-Speed Train Construction in Italy
During the construction of a high-speed railway connecting Naples and Bari, archaeologists uncovered a significant Hellenistic sacred site in Ponte, Italy. This remarkable find provides new insights into ancient Greek religious practices and their cultural impact in Italy, revealing how Greek settlers and their descendants worshipped thousands of years ago. Importance of the Sacred Site