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Royal Tomb Unearthed in Gordion Could Belong to King Midas' Family

Royal Tomb Unearthed in Gordion Could Belong to King Midas' Family

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Archaeologists from the Gordion Project have uncovered a Phrygian royal tomb, potentially belonging to a member of King Midas’ Family from the 8th century BC. Gordion was the capital city of Phrygia, situated at the modern-day site of Yassıhüyük, Turkey. The most famous king of Phrygia was Midas, who reigned during the Middle Phrygian period at Gordion. There are many, often contradictory, legends about King Midas, but the most famous is the sto…See the Story

3,500-Year-Old Hittite Linen Fabric Exhibited for the First Time

A remarkable artifact, a piece of Hittite linen fabric dating back 3,500 years, has been publicly exhibited for the first time following its discovery during archaeological excavations at the Sapinuwa site in Çorum. Sapinuwa, also known as Šapinuwa in Hittite, was a significant Bronze Age city of the Hittite Empire, located in modern Ortaköy, Çorum province, Türkiye, approximately 70 kilometers east of the Hittite capital, Hattusa. This ancient …Archaeology · Turkey See the Story

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