Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
New archaeological research from southeastern Türkiye is significantly extending the known timeline of human presence in Anatolia. Evidence gathered during recent Pleistocene surveys suggests that…
At first glance, it is a small object—unassuming, made of stone. Yet the seal recently uncovered at Tadım Höyük carries a weight far beyond its…
In southeastern Turkey, the prehistoric settlement of Sefertepe has yielded another major discovery: archaeologists have uncovered 12 human skulls estimated to be 10,500 years old.…
