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Turkish Artillery Shell Uncovers 2,500-Year-Old Lost Ancient City

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An event during the Gallipoli Land Battles led to the discovery of traces of a lost Greek port city with a history of approximately 2,500 years. An ancient sarcophagus found in a crater created by a Turkish artillery shell that landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula on May 15, 1915, spearheaded extensive archaeological findings in the region. Australian aviation historian Bernard de Broglio shared this information with Hibya…
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An event during the Gallipoli Land Battles led to the discovery of traces of a lost Greek port city with a history of approximately 2,500 years. An ancient sarcophagus found in a crater created by a Turkish artillery shell that landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula on May 15, 1915, spearheaded extensive archaeological findings in the region. Australian aviation historian Bernard de Broglio shared this information with Hibya…

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RayHaber broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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