Anatolian History
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Art & Culture
Tavşanlı Höyük Dig Finds 4,000-Year-Old Dog Paw Prints
Archaeologists at Tavşanlı Höyük in Kütahya found 4,000-year-old dog paw prints on Bronze Age mudbrick, a rare trace of daily…
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Art & Culture
Sarissa Excavations in Sivas to Resume in 2027 After 20 Years
Digging at Sarissa, a 3,500-year-old Hittite city in Sivas, will restart in 2027 after stopping in 2005. See what the…
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Art & Culture
Aksaray’s 725-Year-Old Church Shows Anatolia’s Layered Past
A 725-year-old church on Ana Sultan Hill in Aksaray reportedly became a mosque, then a village gathering place. See what…
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Islamic History
Turkey Records 7,000 Turkish-Islamic Gravestones in National Project
Turkey's Ministry of Culture has documented about 7,000 Turkish-Islamic gravestones and inscriptions across 18 provinces for a national digital inventory.
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