Culture

The discovery of a Roman dodecahedron in Lincolnshire by local volunteers offers new insights into ancient Roman artifacts and their mysterious functions

Excavation and cleaning works have started to bring the thousands of years old Turus Rock Tombs used by the Romans and Byzantines to tourism

The restoration unearthed Byzantine-era tiles, marble, and columns, along with frescoes depicting hell. The mosque floor has been covered with glass, transforming a portion of the mosque into a museum

Diyarbakir's historic Cardakli Hamam, originally built between 1520 and 1540, is set to transform into a gastronomy gallery that will feature traditional foods while preserving its architectural heritage

The restoration works at Divrigi Great Mosque, which dazzles with its unique crown doors, have been completed. The mosque will start welcoming visitors on May 6

Pamukkale, which broke the daily entrance record with 18,569 visitors on the last day of the Ramadan Feast holiday, welcomed 481,816 visitors in the first 4 months, an increase of 55% compared to the same period last year

Training center in Hatay's Defne district revitalizes the traditional silkworm profession, employing women and transforming cocoons into clothing using traditional handlooms

'Collection Exhibition of Calligraphy Works,' organized at the Yunus Emre Institute in Budapest, met with art lovers within the scope of the Turkey-Hungary Cultural Year. In the exhibition, 25 calligraphy works, Selam verses and various hadiths were presented to visitors

Italy has been granted permission to remove the Greek bronze sculpture "Victorious Youth" from the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, a decision that has caused tensions between Italy and the US

Discover the mystical Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, easily reachable by train and immerse yourself in its surreal ambiance with towering bamboo trees

A provocative enactment in ancient Hellenic costumes by unapproved actors at the Acropolis during a high-profile Indian visit leads to significant resignations and an intense scrutiny of heritage site policies

In March, a historical cistern carved into the bedrock in Türkiye's Kayseri province, which underwent restoration by the municipality, was opened to visitors

The 150-year-old Georgian Church in Kars was plundered by treasure hunters. The church is expected to be taken under protection

The Victoria and Albert Museum presents a Renaissance glimpse into the Ottoman Empire through Gentile Bellini’s portrait and medallions of Fatih Sultan Mehmet II, capturing his legacy as 'Conqueror of the World'

Founded in the region covering Hisartepe, Kargatepe, Firkatepe and Ugurluanip Hills in Bolu,Türkiye, the most prominent remains of the city of Bithynion/Claudiopolis unearthed so far is the stadium in the center of the ancient city

The recent unearthing of a vast, well-planned Neolithic settlement in Serbia offers new insights into the Vinca culture and its early metallurgical activities

A human jawbone found in travertine sourced from Denizli, Türkiye, is being used as floor tile for a house in Europe, and now the discovery is being studied for dating and identification

Recent findings in Hattusa shed light on ancient hieroglyphs that connect modern scholars directly with the Hittite empire's linguistic and architectural innovations

On the 100th anniversary of his attempt to climb Everest, renowned mountaineer George Mallory's emotional letters illuminate his life before and after the ascent, revealing the human story of his desire to reach the summit of Everest

The Professor Ali Demirsoy Natural History Museum in Kemaliye, Türkiye's first natural history museum, showcases around 5,000 species of living organisms and minerals from all over the country

Researchers at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan have unearthed 27 original volumes from the Brothers Grimm which could offer new insights into the thematic choices of the famous storytellers