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JPMorgan CEO Dimon to remain at bank and has no plans to join Trump administration, source says
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, who is of Greek extraction, will remain at the bank and has no plans to join Donald Trump's administration despite questions about whether he would take a senior government role after the US presidential election, a source said.
Artifacts with Egyptian influence in Smyrna
Archaeological excavations carried out in the ancient city of Smyrna in İzmir have unearthed figures and objects with Egyptian civilization influences.
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Claros Sanctuary excavations continue
Excavations at Claros Sanctuary have been the longest-running excavations ongoing under Ege University's Archaeology Department, says excavation head Associate Professor Onur Zunal, while shedding light on how Claros emerged as a prophecy center in the past.
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Pontus, Anatolia and the Dildilian family
"My dear children, I am sorry that I was not able to safeguard for you our family's wealth; the result of my 40 years of toil has been left behind in Turkey. There I left our sweet home, my studio, in which you sang your first songs, murmured with your innocent lips your prayers; that sacred temple today has become a ruin."
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Legendary singer passes away
Singer Rena Koumioti, one of the most significant performers of the Greek Neo Kyma (new wave) movement passed away on Monday at the age of 81. Born in Athens to refugee parents from Smyrna and Istanbul, Koumioti made an impact in the 70s performing songs of the likes of composers Mimi Plessas.
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Latrine found in Smyrna theater’s backstage area
A latrine (toilet) believed to have been used by artists has been found in the theater of the ancient city of Smyrna, where excavations have been ongoing for five years in İzmir.
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Smyrna Agora documents reveal clues about İzmir quakes
The finds in Smyrna Agora, known as the largest ancient-period agora in a city center, have revealed information about the previous earthquakes in İzmir.
Exclusive lodges found in Turkey’s ‘Colosseum’
Private lodges built for the elite-class people to watch gladiator or wild animal fights shows have been unearthed in the 1800-year-old amphitheater in the ancient city of Bergama (Pergamon).
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Scientists search for traces of attacks that destroyed Smyrna
Archaeological excavations are being carried out at Bayraklı Mound (Old Smyrna), which has a history of nearly 5,000 years, to search for traces of wars and other disasters in the city that bore a strategic position at the time.
Important finds have been unearthed in the archaeological excavations that started in 1948 and continued at intervals in the mound in the Bayraklı district.
Artifacts found in ancient city of Smyrna on display in İzmir
The Satyr relief and statues from the ancient city of Smyrna are on display for visitors for the first time at the İzmir Archeology Museum in İzmir.
Unearthed from the Smyrna Agora and excavations near the city center, the artifacts shed light on the history of İzmir.