Excavations in Elazığ, Turkey, reveal 6,000-year-old hearths and artifacts, offering new insight into ancient civilizations.

Researchers in Turkey just uncovered what they say is the "oldest bread in the world." Discovered in the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük, the small, spongy object was determined to contain air pockets ...

5,000-year-old burials in Turkey suggest teens took part in a ritualistic rite ... →Metal detectorists searching for WWII ...

Excavations at Tadım Castle and Tadım Mound in the village of Tadım, Elazığ, Turkey, are uncovering important archaeological finds, such as sacred hearths and artifacts, that offer new insights into ...

A suspect was arrested and a funerary stele dating back to the Roman period was recovered in northwestern Turkey ... involved in smuggling of historical artifacts was raided in Balikesir province ...

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Hundreds of historical artifacts of Anatolian origin recovered in Hungary were returned to Turkey on Thursday. The 412 items were found by Hungarian authorities in a Turkish national's possession ...

On Tuesday, the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles returned a bronze funerary bed dated to 530 BCE to officials of the ...

Smugglers have long targeted Turkey due to its cultural and historical significance that spans multiple civilizations over thousands of years. While artifact theft is still an ongoing issue ...

Researchers have dated volcanic layers at six fossil-bearing sites in Turkey, including one known as Taşhan (shown). The ...