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"Refugee Memories": A moving retrospective on the roots of Hellenism in Eastern Thrace
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (624+ words) Staff writers 14 September 2026 3:29pm In a deeply emotional atmosphere, with rich traditional music, dances and recitations, the presentation of Iakovos Garivaldis’ new book titled “Sounds of Eastern Thrace – Voices in the Debris”, published by Nautilus Publications, took place on Sunday (13 September)....
Troy: the city survived the end of the Bronze Age
14+ hour, 17+ min ago (157+ words) The archaeologist also explained that many areas of the city were destroyed during the excavations initiated by Heinrich Schliemann at Troy in the late 19th century. However, since 2014, researchers have been working in a much smaller area and paying close attention…...
Rare diorite mace head and weapons have been discovered in a 3,600-year-old warrior's grave in Azerbaijan-Arkernews
12+ hour, 57+ min ago (874+ words) Archaeologists investigating a 3,600-year-old burial mound in western Azerbaijan have discovered a collection comprising a rare stone mace head, a bronze dagger, and arrowheads, indicating the burial of an individual of significant military and social status during the Middle Bronze…...
Remains of “love flower” seeds—a plant that today survives only in a remote corner of Ankara—have been discovered inside a 4,000-year-old Hittite vessel
14+ hour, 6+ min ago (358+ words) Archaeologists in central Türkiye have recovered seed remains of a flower that today survives in the wild in a single, tightly protected patch of land near Ankara — less than half the size of a soccer pitch. The seeds turned up…...
Türkiye marks 105th anniversary of victory over Greece in epic battle
19+ hour, 44+ min ago (217+ words) A saga of resilience of the Turkish nation, the Battle of Sakarya is vividly remembered 105 years later. The 1921 victory over occupying Greek forces was commemorated on Sunday with a message from President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who highlighted how Türkiye remained…...
3,600-year-old burial of a high-ranking warrior with rare mace head found in Azerbaijan | Archaeology News Online Magazine
19+ hour, 59+ min ago (522+ words) A 3,600-year-old burial in western Azerbaijan has yielded weapons and other objects linked to a high-ranking Bronze Age warrior. Archaeologists found the artifacts in Kurgan No. 4 in the Sariyokhush area of the Keshikchidagh State Historical and Cultural Reserve, in Agstafa…...
Hadrian and Sabina statues restored in Turkey
17+ hour, 56+ min ago (313+ words) In the ancient city of Kibyra in southwestern Turkey, archaeologists have restored nearly 2,000-year-old marble statues of Roman Emperor Hadrian and his wife, Empress Sabina. Turkey’s Council of Higher Education reported this in late August, The Jerusalem Post writes. The…...
Turkey unearths 2,000-year-old statues of Roman Emperor Hadrian, Empress Sabina
23+ hour, 19+ min ago (540+ words) Nearly 2,000-year-old statues of Roman Emperor Hadrian and his wife, Empress Sabina, have been restored after being unearthed at the ancient city of Kibyra, Turkey’s Council of Higher Education (YOK) announced in late August. Kibyra, located in southwest Turkey on…...
Rare Byzantine Gold Seal Ring Reveals a Woman???s Name After 700 Years
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (1078+ words) The inscription identifies her as “sevasta Maria Skulena.” Women’s signet rings from this period are considerably rarer than those associated with men, making the object important not simply as Byzantine jewelry, but as evidence of a woman whose social position…...
From Bronze Age Settlements to Medieval Cities: New Archaeological Discoveries Across Kazakhstan
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (729+ words) By Alina Zhalmaganbetova in Editor’s Picks, Nation on 13 September 2026 ASTANA — From Bronze Age settlements to medieval cities, archaeological research across Kazakhstan continues to reveal new details about the societies that once inhabited the Eurasian steppe. Recent excavations have brought new…...