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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?

A historical Turkish map of the Nile River, created around 1685, by Ettore Rossi. Published in Imago Mundi.

Lost Ottoman manuscripts resurface in Vatican secret archives

Sought after Marcus Aurelius statue returned to Türkiye from US

Sought after Marcus Aurelius statue returned to Türkiye from US

Anatolia: Cradle of world’s firsts—from Gobeklitepe to pioneering minds

Restored Al-Hadba Minaret in Mosul, Iraq, February 12, 2025, after being destroyed by Daesh in 2017.

Seljuk masterpiece Al-Hadba Minaret in Mosul reopens after Daesh destruction

Restoration in progress on two 200-year-old carpets from the Ottoman palace, being prepared for exhibition in Istanbul.

Türkiye’s 200-year-old palace carpets restored to former glory

A fragment of an Archaic Kouros statue, a young male figure, discovered in Kuşadası, Aydın, eroded by the waves on February 13, 2025.

Waves expose Archaic statue fragment in Kusadasi coastal area

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