Anatolian Archeology · 1 August 2026
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626 Mysterious Marks on an Ancient Greek Gate in Libya Have Been Decoded
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Rock-Cut Tomb Linked to a Deified Thracian Ruler Unearthed Beside a 1,700-Year-Old Mausoleum
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LiDAR Reveals Up to 30,000 Earthworks Built by a Lost Amazonian Civilization
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Rare 1,600-Year-Old Phallic Nail Cleaner Unearthed Near Cheltenham, England
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Iberian Warrior Family Buried 2,200 Years Ago with Falcatas and a Tanit Burner Discovered in Alicante
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Archaeologists Unearth Two Miniature Mammoth Ivory Birds Carved 40,000 Years Ago
Two miniature bird figures carved from mammoth ivory around 40,000 years ago have been discovered in…
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Roman Camp from 39 BCE Ceretani Revolt Found with Governor’s Name on Sling Bullets
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Oldest Roman Library in the Iberian Peninsula Identified at a Villa in Spain
A room at the Roman villa of Fuente Álamo, long interpreted as a sanctuary of Mithras,…
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5,000-Year-Old “Mystery Jar” with Three Enigmatic Symbols Found Upside Down at Gökhöyük
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