1,800-Year-Old River God Mosaic Found in Ancient Aspendos
A Roman mosaic uncovered in Aspendos has brought back the image of Eurymedon, the river that once fed the city’s fields, trade, and imagination. Archaeologists…
Roman Anatolia
One of the Largest Ancient Synagogues Discovered at Sardis Reveals Jewish Life in Roman Anatolia
A vast synagogue unearthed in the ancient city of Sardis is offering one of the clearest and most striking insights into Jewish life in the…
A 4th-Century Amulet Linked to “Cancer” Comes to Light at Pisidian Antioch’s Temple of Men
A small object recovered during the 2024 excavation season at Pisidian Antioch in southwestern Turkey is drawing renewed attention for what it may reveal about…
Rare 1,800-Year-Old Domed Roman Tomb Unearthed in Anatolia
Hidden within the rugged hills of southeastern Anatolia, a newly identified Roman-period tomb is offering an unusually intimate glimpse into elite burial traditions of the…
A Forgotten Route to Knowledge Reappears at Nysa: Roman Steps Leading to an Ancient Library Uncovered
At first glance, it was just another stretch of a Roman street. But as archaeologists continued to peel back the layers at Nysa Ancient City,…
A 2,000-Year-Old Incense Burner Depicting the Egyptian God Serapis Discovered in Ephesus
Morning light was spilling across the ruins of ancient Ephesus when archaeologists reached a layer of collapsed masonry inside the vast Harbor Bath. Among scattered…