The approximately 2,700-year-old Bintepeler necklace, which was smuggled abroad from Turkey, is being returned to Turkey. Necklace stolen from Turkish Aegean province of Manisa, smuggled into US in 1982.

Archaeologists uncover remains of a child, an infant, estimated to be 7,600 years old, at Domuztepe Mound in Kahramanmaras province during ongoing excavation.

Archaeologists working at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Arslantepe Mound in Türkiye's eastern Malatya province found two 7,000-year-old animal-figured seals.

Cultural Assets and Museums Director General Incecikoz explains 'identification project for the security of historical artifacts,' which aims to combat smuggling, protect artifacts

The 2024 World Neolithic Congress aims to bring together discussion of diverse Neolithic formations that took place across different geographical locations in different time-frames following diverse cultural and socio-economic trajectories.

One of the leading figures in the field of Classical Archaeology, esteemed academic Prof. em. Dr. Volker Michael Strocka, has died at the age of 84. The Department of Classical Archaeology at the University of Freiburg mourns

Stonehenge's Altar Stone traced to Scotland: New study unveils ancient transport route. Six-ton sandstone slab identified as originating from northeastern Scotland, shifting previous theories

Thousands artifacts from thousands of years ago are on display at the Şanlıurfa Archaeology Museum. Many unique historical artifacts in Museum shed light on the Neolithic period.

Türkiye's Kultepe offers clues to climate adaptation 4,200 years ago... Crucial for world history to understand how societies in big cities adapted to climate change 4,200 years ago, says prominent US professor

A series of carving on stone pillars at skein of archaeological secrets Göbeklitepe could be an astronomical record of an event that triggered a key shift in human civilisation.

A well-preserved giant panda fossil, dating back at least 10,000 years, has been discovered in a cave in Northwest China's Shaanxi province, the provincial department of natural resources said on Wednesday. The skull fossil was more than 90 percent…

A male skull with the Greek inscription “Pilgrim Dimitrakis” was found during archaeological excavations at Balatlar Church in Sinop, on the Black Sea coast of Türkiye.

The gold coins were found inside a room beneath a home in Notion by arcaheologist an ancient city in western Turkey. They feature the figure of a kneeling archer, a design element used for the Persian daric, a gold coin issued by the Persian…

Ding Geng, a PhD candidate of archaeology at Peking University and He says; "After the founding of New China, Chinese archaeology continued the mission of reconstructing ancient history and gradually built a spectrum of ancient Chinese material…

The Mayan Train Project has received backlash from a variety of stakeholder groups, including environmentalists, archaeologists, and cave divers. Critics argue that the rapid pace of construction could jeopardize the integrity of these ancient sites…

The Unesco World Heritage Committee inscribed the cultural landscape of Al-Faw Archaeological Area on the World Heritage List during its 46th annual session, held in New Delhi.