National Research Council

New scientific data now dates the Holy Shroud in Turin to the time of Jesus, supporting the hypothesis that it may be genuine.

Specifically, Italian researchers utilized a new technique involving X-rays to date the Shroud’s material, confirming that it originates from the time of Jesus, approximately 2,000 years ago.

In Italy, many medical workers are not convinced of the validity of the anti-COVID vaccine and many have stated that they do not want to be vaccinated. That is their right, since vaccination is, for now, voluntary.

Archaeological works are continuing to unearth Roman-era windmills in the ancient city of Misis, an important Roman-era city, as part of a project titled "The Infinite City: Misis" done by Yüreğir Municipality in the southern province of Adana.

The city is located right next to the Ceyhan River, 27 kilometers east of the center of Adana on the historic Silk Road. 

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Excavations in the ancient city of Misis (Mopsuestia), located in the southern province of Adana, have revealed a human skeleton, which is estimated to date back to 3,000 years ago.

Known as the "immortal city," the ancient city has been excavated under the scope of a project initiated by the Yüreğir Municipality.

Known as the immortal city, 7,000-year-old Misis in the southern province of Adana is coming to light with archaeological work that is revealing the ancient city’s rich history Misis (Mopsouestia) might be outshone by Rome, but the ancient city on the banks of the Ceyhan River in southern Turkey is just as old as the old imperial capital, while arguably trumping Rome’s moniker of “the et