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Archaeologists at Sardis Ancient City in Türkiye have uncovered an 8th-century BCE Lydian palace
Archaeological excavations at Sardis Ancient City have uncovered the remains of a Lydian palace dating back to the 8th century BCE. This historic site, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been the focus of archaeological and restoration efforts for nearly 120 years, led by Professor Dr. Nicholas Cahill from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.…
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Restoration Work at Persepolis Resumes
Restoration work at Persepolis, located in southern Iran and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has resumed following a pause during the Nowruz holiday. Important projects involving the remnants of the Achaemenid Empire, such as the Apadana Palace, the rock-cut tomb of Artaxerxes III, and the southern inscription of the Terrace (Takhtgah), are being…