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From Anatolia to London: 2,600-year story behind Turkish olive oil

Daily Sabah 14 Jul 2026

Türkiye’s 2,600-year olive oil heritage was introduced to the international gastronomy community for the first time at a special tasting event in London, one of the world's le ....

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A Day at Anatolia College’s Center for Talented Youth – Greek-American Student Themistoklis Plevris Speaks ...

The National Herald 11 Jul 2026

... growth that young students from Greece and abroad, including members of the Greek diaspora, have the opportunity to experience at Anatolia’s Center for Talented Youth (CTY Greece).

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Ancient Pottery Shows How Neolithic Greece Connected With Anatolia 8,000 Years Ago

Greek Reporter 11 Jul 2026

A new study of ancient pottery is showing how early farming communities in Greece and Anatolia stayed in touch nearly 8,000 years ago ... coastal Central-Western Anatolia and Greece’s Eastern Macedonia and the North Aegean islands.

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What Was the Origin of the Hittite Empire?

Greek Reporter 03 Jul 2026

The Hittite Empire was a major Bronze Age civilization that controlled much of Anatolia and frequently clashed with the equally powerful New Kingdom of Egypt ... This itself was near the center of Anatolia.

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4,000-year-old sealed cuneiform letters from Anatolia read without breaking their clay envelopes

Sott 26 Jun 2026

4,000-year-old sealed cuneiform letters from ancient Anatolia have been read without breaking their clay envelopes, thanks to a ...

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What Was the Origin of the Ancient Phrygians?

Greek Reporter 26 Jun 2026

The ancient Phrygians were one of the most prominent and important nations in Iron Age Anatolia ... At some undefined point, the Phrygians migrated from the Balkans to western Anatolia ... from Anatolia?.

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Rare Greco-Roman Mosaic of River God Discovered in Ancient Aspendos

Greek City Times 20 Jun 2026

... of Greco-Roman culture in Anatolia.

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4,000-year-old sealed clay tablet reveals how ancient Anatolia ran trade networks in Turkey

The Times of India 16 Jun 2026

A small clay tablet no larger than a modern handheld document is offering an extraordinary glimpse into the commercial world of Anatolia nearly 4,000 years ago ... of ancient commerce in Anatolia.

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Researchers Identify 31 Letters in Ancient Anatolia’s Lost Sidetic Language

Greek Reporter 11 Jun 2026

Inscriptions in Sidetic language ... Researchers have expanded the known Sidetic alphabet to 31 letters, moving the field closer to decoding one of Anatolia’s lost languages ... Dr ... 31 letters bring researchers closer to Anatolia’s lost language.

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8,000-Year-Old Headless Figurines From Anatolia Hint at Neolithic Offering Rituals

Greek Reporter 10 Jun 2026

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered four headless female figurines dating back about 8,000 years, a discovery that is offering new insight into ritual practices among some of Anatolia’s earliest farming communities.

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From Anatolia to Bosnia: 6 centuries of Blagaj Tekke tradition

Daily Sabah 09 Jun 2026

The Blagaj Tekke, near Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina, stands at the base of steep cliffs rising as high as 200 meters (655 feet), forming one of the most recognizable cultural and s ....

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The National Herald Attends Official Inauguration Ceremony of Anatolia University

The National Herald 06 Jun 2026

THESSALONIKI – The National Herald attended the official inauguration ceremony of Anatolia American Universit, an event of particular significance ...

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Tearko: The Ethiopian King of Ancient Egypt Who Conquered Anatolia

Greek Reporter 03 Jun 2026

According to legend, one of them was so powerful that he conquered Anatolia, across the Mediterranean from Egypt ... While Nebuchadnezzar never historically got as far as Troy, he did conquer parts of Anatolia.

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Küçükçekmece ‘de Bir Anadolu Mutfağı: Viva Anatolia

Istiklal 30 May 2026

Tarafsız ve güvenilir habercilik için tıklayın ....

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Spectacular archaeological discoveries in Hellenistic Anatolia shed new light on origins of Christianity

Greek City Times 26 May 2026

A series of extraordinary archaeological discoveries across modern-day Turkey are reshaping historians’ understanding of the origins and early spread of Christianity throughout the Hellenistic Greek world of Anatolia.

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From Anatolia to London: 2,600-year story behind Turkish olive oil

A Day at Anatolia College’s Center for Talented Youth – Greek-American Student Themistoklis Plevris Speaks ...

Ancient Pottery Shows How Neolithic Greece Connected With Anatolia 8,000 Years Ago

What Was the Origin of the Hittite Empire?

4,000-year-old sealed cuneiform letters from Anatolia read without breaking their clay envelopes

What Was the Origin of the Ancient Phrygians?

Rare Greco-Roman Mosaic of River God Discovered in Ancient Aspendos

4,000-year-old sealed clay tablet reveals how ancient Anatolia ran trade networks in Turkey

Researchers Identify 31 Letters in Ancient Anatolia’s Lost Sidetic Language

8,000-Year-Old Headless Figurines From Anatolia Hint at Neolithic Offering Rituals

From Anatolia to Bosnia: 6 centuries of Blagaj Tekke tradition

The National Herald Attends Official Inauguration Ceremony of Anatolia University

Tearko: The Ethiopian King of Ancient Egypt Who Conquered Anatolia

Küçükçekmece ‘de Bir Anadolu Mutfağı: Viva Anatolia

Spectacular archaeological discoveries in Hellenistic Anatolia shed new light on origins of Christianity

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