Anthropology
Child skeleton among findings in Tunceli excavations
The skeleton of a child found in ongoing archaeological excavations in Tozkoparan Mound, a first-degree archaeological site in the Pertek district of the eastern province of Tunceli, is now preserved in the city's newly opened museum.
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DNA from an ancient unidentified ancestor was passed down to humans living today
About 15% of these “super-archaic” regions may have been passed down to modern humans
Wedding boom around the corner as Turkey returns to normal
With Turkey gradually reopening and returning to normal after days of strict restrictions, hundreds of thousands of couples are hurrying to get married this year out of fear that the government might reclose facilities, increasing the number of weddings planned to be held across the country from 500,000 to 750,000.
Human Behavior Experts of Bulgaria and North Macedonia Launch Joint Study of Urban Culture during Pandemic
Ethnologists and anthropologists from Bulgaria and the Republic of North Macedonia have started a field research on the changing urban culture during the Covid-19 pandemic. The project is called "Sofia-Skopje: Everyday life and festivities during a pandemic." It is carried out by a team of scientists of the Academic Ethnological Society at Sofia University "St.
Turkish Coast Guard rescues irregular migrants after Greek pushback
A group of 46 irregular migrants were rescued off Turkey's western province of Canakkale on May 24 after they were pushed back by Greek authorities.
According to the Turkish Coast Guard, the migrants were on a rubber boat at the time of the rescue. They were then referred to the provincial migration office for deportation.
Caged Congolese man: Why a zoo took 114 years to apologise
The Wildlife Conservation Society’s apology for its 1906 exhibition of Ota Benga
In Rebuilding after an Earthquake, Albania is Destroying Archaeological Treasures
"At the western side there is an arch created by bricks and mortar while at its side there is a stretch of a wall," Shkodra said.
Ancient Ephesus in Turkey's Aegean
The ancient city of Ephesus takes its visitors on a historical journey dating back to 7000 B.C. with traces of different civilizations. (Photos: Alamy)
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Bulgaria Adopts National Migration Strategy for 2021-2025
The Council of Ministers Wednesday adopted a National Migration Strategy of the Republic of Bulgaria for the 2021-2025 period, the Government Information Service said.
Troy Museum giving opportunity to watch artifact restoration works live
Located at the entrance of the ancient city of Troy in the northwestern province of Çanakkale, which dates back to 5,000 years, the Troy Museum will offer its visitors an opportunity to watch the restoration and conservation works of ancient artifacts live within the scope of a new project.