Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
Archaeologists excavating the ancient mound of Oluz Höyük in central Anatolia have uncovered a group of infant and fetal burials that may point to Phoenician…
Cut into the ground and built from fired clay, the oven uncovered at Oluz Mound does not immediately look ancient. Its shape, depth, and construction…
Archaeologists in northern Turkey have revealed the remains of a sanctuary unlike any other known in Central Anatolia—a 2,600-year-old temple dedicated to the goddess Kubaba,…
Located in northern central Turkey, approximately 25 kilometers west of the modern city of Amasya, Oluz Höyük has become one of the most thought-provoking archaeological…
