Archaeology in Turkey

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• Regional: Middle East: Turkey: Science and Environment 

• Amuq Survey and Related Projects  - Explores ancient landscape features and settlement patterns throughout the entire valley, and large-scale excavations at the site of Alalakh.
• Anatolian-arch  - Mailing list for discussion and communication of archaeologists and scholars in discovering and understanding pre-classical Ancient Anatolia.
• Ancient Anatolia  - Contains data that focuses on early history of Anatolia from the Paleolithic age to the end of Hellenistic Period, pictures and maps.
• Aphrodisias  - Features map of the central and eastern Mediterranean region, excavations and unearthing of marble statues and artifacts.
• Black Sea Trade Project  - Studies trade systems in the Black Sea and its local cultures and economies, and provides survey programs and research, historical documentation, and excavation of sites.
• Bronze door-knockers of Cizre Great Mosque  - Presents examples of the Anatolian Medieval Islamic metal works, inscriptions on mosque, and significance of the door-knockers.
• CANew Project  - Archaeological project deals with spatial and chronological data on the Neolithic period and collects and interprets radiocarbon and geo-archaeological facts.
• Catal Hoyuk  - Features the Neolithic Age city and its significant details, and images of statues.
• Catal Huyuk - Temple City of Prehistoric Anatolia  - Informs on the ancient cities, analysis on remains, excavations, and historical discoveries.
• Ephesus  - Information and history on ancient city's strategic location and tourism center, with photos and significant details.
• History of Aphrodisias  - Features Aphrodisias' goddess and settlements in late Neolithic and calcolithic eras.
• Tay - The Archaeological Settlements of Turkey Project  - Builds chronological findings for Turkeys cultural heritage and data through surveys.
• Turizm.net - Ahprodisias  - Informs on ancient city's history to the early bronze age, origin, evidence of chalcolithic culture, ruins, the city defense walls and plans.