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1,500-Year-Old Roman Domestic Complex Unearthed in Perre, the Ancient Commagene City
The archaeological landscape of Perre—one of the five major cities of the ancient Kingdom of Commagene—has taken a decisive new turn with the discovery of a remarkably preserved 1,500-year-old domestic complex. The find, uncovered during the 2025 season, adds a rare glimpse into daily life in a city that once sat at the crossroads of…
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First in Anatolia: Figure of the Egyptian God Pataikos Unearthed in Perre Ancient City
Archaeologists working in Perre Ancient City in Adıyaman, Turkey, have made a discovery that bridges Anatolia and Egypt in an unexpected way. A 2,100-year-old chamber tomb has yielded a faience amulet depicting the Egyptian protective god Pataikos—the first such find ever reported in Anatolia. Discovery on the “Stairway to Eternity” Excavations are taking place in…