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9,000-year-old mining workshop found in Türkiye

Discovery dating to 6900-6800 B.C. offers new evidence of early copper production, specialized craftsmanship at one of region’s oldest Neolithic settlements01 September 2026

From frozen past to crowded space, İstanbul Photo Awards put humanity's footprint in focus

Russian photographer Olesya Kurpyayeva and Italian photographer Fiorella Baldisserri capture environmental consequences of human activity, from melting permafrost in Yakutia to debris accumulating in Earth's orbit01 September 2026

Prominent cinema personalities urge Venice festival to fly Palestinian flag

Cinema figures urge Venice organizers to fly Palestinian flag during festival to mark 2 Palestinian films in official selection29 August 2026

Thieves steal one of Europe's most important Bronze Age treasures from Spanish museum

66-piece Treasure of Villena taken in early-morning museum heist, according to local media 27 August 2026

Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama dies at 97

Kusama, widely known as the ‘polka dot queen,’ died of multiple organ failure at a hospital in Tokyo27 August 2026

Nearly 1,300 years of Islamic history brought together in interactive atlas

Islam History Atlas combines Islamic history and geography through interactive platform featuring dynasties, scholars, cities, historical events and downloadable open-source datasets26 August 2026

Was Homer from Türkiye? Ancient evidence revives debate

Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey, adapted from Homer’s epic poem, has once again revived centuries-old debate26 August 2026

Gaza documentary from award-winning Israeli directors to screen at Venice film festival

Producers say film ‘reveals in detail systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza’25 August 2026

Ancient theater site in Türkiye yields evidence of earliest known plague in Anatolia

Discovery made among remains of nearly 20 people buried south of Roman theater in Iznik, ancient city that later became important Byzantine settlement25 August 2026

11,000-year-old sculpture of human figure riding leopard found in Türkiye

Discovery at Karahantepe, prehistoric site near Gobeklitepe and part of ‘Stone Hills’ region, reshaping understanding of early Neolithic societies25 August 2026

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