All cultures are influenced by each other! .. Celebrated by Christians as the birth of Christ, the Christmas festival is the rebirth of ancient Turks. According to the beliefs of

On a river plain in Tajikistan, people were smelting copper and trading lapis lazuli across a continent six thousand years ago. Meet Sarazm, one of Central Asia’s oldest towns.

Most visitors drive straight past it on the way to Stonehenge, not realizing that the unassuming English village of Avebury sits inside a prehistoric monument roughly sixteen times larger than

The following news appeared in the headline of the Cumhuriyet Newspaper on September 30, 1930: “A Heroic Lady… She kidnapped the Şakis (bandits) by fighting with 50 Kurds around Erzincan.”

On a storm-battered Orkney coast lies a Neolithic village so well preserved you can peer into 5,000-year-old homes, complete with their stone beds and dressers. Meet Skara Brae, older than the pyramids.

In Divan-ı Luğat üt Türk, it is said (an animal of the type of rat, half an cubit long, hunts sparrows through the crevices of the walls, if thrown onto

Fourteen centuries before the Aztec ever set eyes on the Valley of Mexico, a people we call the Olmec were already carving stone faces the size of small cars and

Built and rebuilt over many centuries on Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge still guards its secrets. Here is what we actually know about who raised it, how, and why — and the myths worth letting go.

The activities carried out by the Turkish army in Syria as a search for a solution to the social and political problems that have occurred in our region in recent

On Malta stands Tarxien, the most richly decorated of all the island’s prehistoric temples. With carved spirals, animal reliefs, and a colossal statue, it is a masterpiece of Neolithic art over 5,000 years old.