Our photo of the month for June from our archives shows one of the many well-known T-shaped pillars from Göbekli Tepe, an 11.000 year-old site located in Şanlıurfa in south-eastern Turkey. This particular limestone monolith is one of the central pillars from Building D, one of several well preserved monumental structures at this site. Intriguingly, the T-shape of the monolith depicts the human form; while the shaft of the pillar represents the body, the top of the “T” is the head… Read more
Introducing Children the Cultural Heritage of Bergama
7 years ago today, 22nd June 2014, Bergama and its...
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Scholarship: DAI-ANAMED Project Fellowships in Environmental Archaeology
Photo: ANAMED The Istanbul Department of the German Archaeological Institute...
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In Memory of Prof. Dr. Altan Çilingiroğlu (1944-2021)
We recently heard the sad news about the passing of...
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Library New Arrivals Announcement (May/ June 2021)
Dear Guests, Although our library must remain closed for now,...
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Scholarship: 2021 TEBE Prof. Dr. Ali M. Dinçol Araştırma Bursu İlanı
The Türk Eskiçağ Bilimleri Enstitüsü (TEBE), awards scholarships in memory...
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Workshop Announcement: HİTİTLER BİR İMPARATORLUĞUN MİRASI. Kızılırmak Kavsi İçerisindeki Arkeolojik Kazı ve Araştırmalar Çalıştayı
On 04.06.–06.06.2021, the workshop „HİTİTLER BİR İMPARATORLUĞUN MİRASI. Kızılırmak Kavsi...
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The Fox – A Graphic Outreach
What was it like to live in an early Neolithic...
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Workshop Announcement: Remote Sensing, Ecology and Heritage Management
Graphic: Elif Koparal Under the topic „Remote Sensing, Ecology and...
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