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Numerous skeletons uncovered in ancient city of Parion

28 November 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Numerous skeletons uncovered in ancient city of Parion

Archaeologists conducting excavations at the ancient city of Parion, Çanakkale Province, Turkey, uncovered a chamber tomb containing skeletons of 24 individuals.

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Remains of Prehistoric granaries found at Bronze Age settlement

30 August 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Remains of Prehistoric granaries found at Bronze Age settlement

Archaeologists discovered remains of numerous granaries dating back 3500 years back to the Bronze Age, at the Kaymakçı settlement near Gölmarmara, Manisa province, Turkey.

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Ancient well of water with supposed healing properties discovered

30 July 2017 | Archaeo Feed
Ancient well of water with supposed healing properties discovered

Archaeologists unearthed a 2700-year-old well in ancient Greek city of Parion, Çanakkale province of Turkey. The water from the well was believed to possess healing properties and to be the source of beauty in the region.

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Byzantine inn complex discovered in ancient Greek city of Assos

28 October 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Byzantine inn complex discovered in ancient Greek city of Assos

Archaeologists discovered an inn complex during excavations in the ancient city of Assos, Çanakkale province, north-western Turkey. The complex was known from mentions in the ancient sources, but its location was so far unknown.

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A follow-up to the discovery of three sarcophagi in Turkey

30 September 2016 | Archaeo Feed
A follow-up to the discovery of three sarcophagi in Turkey

The three sarcophagi recently discovered in Kemer village in Turkey’s Çanakkale province’s Biga district were opened and closer examined by museum officials.

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Broken pipe leads to discovery of ancient sarcophagi

29 September 2016 | Archaeo Feed
Broken pipe leads to discovery of ancient sarcophagi

A burst of water pipes washed out ancient sarcophagi in the Biga district of Çanakkale province, western Turkey. While repairing the pipes the workers discovered three sarcophagi that afterwards have been unearthed and examined by experts.

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