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Ferhat Demirkaya, a Cyprus veteran from Konya, explaining the Cyprus invasion on a map.

Cyprus Peace Operation veteran recalls heroism, compassion of Turkish soldiers

A satellite image of the Santorini volcano's underwater caldera, with the central lagoon surrounded by islands, including Santorini.

How Santorini’s volcanic catastrophe shaped Türkiye’s ancient cities

Artifacts from tomb No. C4, connected to King Thutmose II, as discovered by Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.

Ancient pharaoh’s lost tomb discovered in Egypt after 3,500 years

A high-angle aerial photograph showcasing excavation sites and trenches at Kaman Kalehöyük, an important archaeological site in Türkiye.

Japanese archaeologists uncover 4,200-year-old evidence of ironmaking in Türkiye

Photo collage featuring a replica cuneiform tablet and images from the Kultepe excavation site.

World’s oldest ‘will’ found in Kultepe sheds light on ancient Anatolia’s legal practices

A 1,500-year-old cistern near Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, repurposed as a massage parlor, Turkish bath, and pool.

1,500-year-old cistern near Hagia Sophia turned into modern spa, prompting authorities to intervene

10 years after Daesh’s destruction, Mosul’s heritage faces new era of reconstruction

A preserved section of a Roman Basilica wall, showcasing ancient masonry.

Ancient Roman basilica discovered beneath London skyscraper project

Archaeological remains found in Baglararasi, showing evidence of destruction caused by the tsunami from the Santorini Volcano eruption 3,500 years ago, in Izmir’s Çeşme district.

Türkiye’s ancient cities witness Santorini’s cataclysmic eruption 3,500 years ago

After Assad’s fall, can Palmyra’s cultural heritage be saved?

After Assad’s fall, can Palmyra’s cultural heritage be saved?

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