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  • A 3,700-Year-Old Smile from Ancient Carchemish Is Going on Display in Türkiye

    A 3,700-Year-Old Smile from Ancient Carchemish Is Going on Display in Türkiye

    Long before digital emojis, someone in Bronze Age Carchemish painted a simple smiling face on a clay flask. Nearly 3,700 years later, that small object is preparing to meet visitors at Gaziantep Archaeology Museum in southeastern Türkiye. The flask comes from Karkamış, known in antiquity as Carchemish, one of the great cities of the ancient…

    May 31, 2026

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