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Gladiator tomb reused for later burials unearthed at Ayasuluk Hill
Archaeologists have uncovered a rare sarcophagus, believed to belong to a Roman gladiator named Euphrates, at Ayasuluk Hill in the western province of İzmir.
The sarcophagus, dating to the 3rd century B.C., was found containing the remains of 12 individuals, buried in the 5th century AD.
First Roman-era sarcophagus found in Diyarbakır
For the first time in its 12,000-year history, Diyarbakır, a city in southeastern Türkiye known for its UNESCO-listed ancient walls, has revealed a Roman-era sarcophagus during excavation works.
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Archaeological Exhibition: 105 Years Since The Discovery Of The Necropolis In Trebenishte
A temporary exhibition titled: "Trebenishte" - 105 years since the discovery of the necropolis at Trebenishte 1918 - 2023", can be visited until March 24, 2024
Antalya’s Necropolis Museum: Glass pathways to ancient world
The Necropolis Museum in the southern province of Antalya, which was once used as a bus terminal and market area, takes its visitors on a historical journey through glass walkways following excavations conducted in the area.