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  • Archaeologists Unearth 13,000-Year-Old Bone Tools and Beads in Direkli Cave, Turkey

    Archaeologists Unearth 13,000-Year-Old Bone Tools and Beads in Direkli Cave, Turkey

    Archaeologists have uncovered a collection of bone tools and ornamental beads dating back around 13,000 years in Direkli Cave, a prehistoric site in Kahramanmaraş, southeastern Turkey. The discovery sheds new light on the technological innovation and symbolic life of some of Anatolia’s earliest inhabitants. Early Craftsmanship at the Dawn of Sedentary Life The excavation team,…

    October 27, 2025

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