Many cuneiform tablets, many of which contain important information, have been found in the archaeological excavations of Aççana Höyük to date. The last tablet that archaeologists found by chance without digging isamong the earthquake debris perhaps…

Police swoop on British Museum after knife attack at world-famous attraction as victim is rushed to hospital. Video footage taken by one bystander in Great Russell Street showed the museum in lockdown with a cordon in place and a crowd of people…

XII. International Hittitology Congress will be held between 4-8 September 2023, hosted by Istanbul University.

Climate change shapes bird reproduction patterns, favoring smaller species: Study

Descendants mark 698th anniversary of founding of Aztec Empire’s capital in Mexico

A group of musicians working at an ancient city's dig site northwestern Türkiye are spicing up the demanding shovel work with mini-concerts during their breaks. These musicians, who are also part of municipality band Duzce and a traditional military…

Historical sword, found on June 4, 2023, is an exquisite medieval piece, a rare discovery not just in Kyrgyzstan but throughout Central Asia.

Lost Chapel found in Istanbul's Bağcılar district

It is thought to depict a 'shaman' or 'yatiri,' a person who possesses the ability to predict events, connect with spirits, and conduct healing practices within certain religious beliefs.

At around 190 tonnes, the mighty blue whale have been thought as the heaviest animal to ever exist – but this status may have finally changed. Colossal ancient whale Perucetus colossus from Basilosaurid Family's who ıt's weight up to 340 tonnes may…

In the 19th century, an artifact as tiny as it is mysterious. dating from the Bronze Age – around 800 to 900 BCE – was unearthed in the village of Mörigen (Switzerland), near Lake Biel

A construction work in Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany, uncovers a medieval Slavic burial ground that demonstrates different characteristics than other burial grounds in the area.

Archaeologists discovered an ancient Roman ship on the seabed of Civitavecchia with hundreds of amphorae of the 'Dressel 1 B' type.

A new study that examined the remains of individuals in Gurgy burial ground in Paris sheds light on the family relations of Neolithic societies... Here are family trees from the European Neolithic period

The new discovery could provide new insights into the history of human settlement in the Corsican archaeological site.

Researchers at Roubion, France, discovered 43 ancient copper coins under the foundations of an ancient structure. This finding might help researchers to reconsider the relations between Gauls and Greeks at the time.