‘Talismanic amulet’ found in ruins of the Roman period building
A 2-centimeter wide 'talismanic amulet' with magical symbols, resembling a pyramid, was found in the remains of a monumental building from the Roman period during the excavation that has been going on for 4 months in the Amasra district of Bartin. Bartin University, Head of Archeology Department, Lecturer Assoc. Dr. Fatma Bagdatli Cam said, "It is possible to say that this is the only example found in a Roman structure in Anatolia. It was a finding that excited us."
9.11.2022
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New discovery in Santa Claus Church: His grave and where he stood were found
Antalya Cultural Heritage Preservation Regional Board determined that the upper opening of the dome, which is thought to have been left unfinished in the church of St. Nicholas (Santa Claus), is the same as the architecture of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, where Jesus Christ was crucified and ascended to the sky. Chairman of the Board Prof. Dr. Osman Eravşar explaining that this is the most important discovery and finding regarding the exact location of his tomb, said that the fresco of Jesus was revealed on the ground where Nikolaos set foot.
12.10.2022
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8000 years old fingerprints found in Ulucak Mound in Izmir
Excavations continue in the 8850-year-old Ulucak Mound, the oldest settlement in Izmir. It was understood that the structure unearthed during the excavations at Ulucak Mound in the Kemalpasa district is the oldest ceramic production workshop. Fingerprints of the pottery masters who lived in the city 8000 years ago were also found on the dough used in the production of ceramics. The head of the excavation, Prof. Dr. Ozlem Cevik stated that the workshop is very important as it physically demonstrates the first specialization in ceramic production.
13.08.2022
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