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Middle Phrygian ritual area uncovered at Türkiye's Midas Fortress
Archaeology
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Yazilikaya excavations reveal a Phrygian ritual area with rock-cut bowls, hearths, and an abstract Mother Goddess idol, used across centuries
Turks ask Troy archaeologist Korfmann's grave relocation, as site under threat in Germany
Culture
Grave of Troy archaeologist Manfred Osman Korfmann in Germany faces removal after 20-year term; Canakkale seeks extension or reburial per his wishes
From a sacred spring to World’s oldest Black Sea hazelnut: Türkiye's Nerik dig reveals Iron Age treasures
Culture
At Oymaagac Hoyuk in Samsun, a 3,000-year-old hazelnut and a rare wooden hoe headline 20 years of work at Nerik, the Hittites’ sacred city, with a 52-step tunnel
Ancient toys, seals and a bone pen unearthed at Turkmen Karahoyuk in Türkiye
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At Turkmen Karahoyuk in Konya, archaeologists uncovered toys, seals, a bone pen and an Egyptian monkey find, revealing a major ancient hub in Türkiye
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