Since 2017, surface surveys have been carried out in the area to determine the settlements around the Bozdağ National Park, according to İlker Işık, head of the Department of Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage at Selçuk University. Two years ago, archaeologists discovered remains of
An international team with the participation of the University of Bern provides new data on how the inhabitants of the oldest settlement in the world buried their dead in Çatalhöyük (modern Turkey). The bones were partially painted, unearthed and reburied several times. The findings provide insight
Unique example, made of bark, a Celtic shield of the IVth century BC was unearthed in England. Remains of the Celtic shield of Leicester, dated to 255-395 BCE. It is an amazing Celtic shield, fashioned from tree bark and 2300 years old, that British archaeologists have discovered. A first in Euro
What happened in the city of Angkor already abandoned in the 15th century? Thanks to a coring, researchers were able to go back in time and better understand the decline of the ancient Khmer capital. In the 15th century, the royal city of Angkor Thom was already abandoned. When all the writings h