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DateHeadlineDeskRegion
Excavations at Bakla Tepe reveal communal hearths and early metal casting moldsHeritage & DigsAegean
Tuz Golu brine shrimp blooms draw thousands of juvenile flamingos to southern flatsNatureCentral Anatolia
Survey off Kas charts submerged anchorage stones and classical amphora clustersHeritage & DigsMediterranean
Historic printmaker workshops across Beyoglu open hand presses for city arts triennialArts & CultureMarmara
Basilica mosaic pavement uncovered during harbor works in ancient TieionHeritage & DigsBlack Sea
Milas basket weavers harvest chaste tree branches to restore traditional olive hampersArts & CultureAegean
Marmara winter ferry schedules align island connections with southern rail trunkTravelMarmara
Plateau radio telescope array completes baseline calibration for pulsars and neutral hydrogenScience & InnovationCentral Anatolia
Waymarked paths open across the scrub hills and pine valleys of the Teke peninsulaTravelMediterranean
Microscopic residue analysis on Tigris valley stone bowls detects wild grass starches and pine resinScience & InnovationSoutheastern Anatolia
Steep slope hazelnut growers in Giresun turn to hand winches and terrace repairFood & HarvestBlack Sea
Kackar ridge runners cross high granite passes in mist and rain during autumn trail ultraSport & OutdoorsBlack Sea
Stone-ground pepper mills of Urfa sustain late autumn isot curing traditionsFood & HarvestSoutheastern Anatolia
Princes Islands open water swimmers trace historic strait channel against autumn tidesSport & OutdoorsMarmara
Autumn bird counts on Lake Ercek record staging flocks of ruddy shelducks and grebesNatureEastern Anatolia
Mardin stone masons dismantle and reset tilting arches of historic fourteenth-century caravanseraiHeritage & DigsSoutheastern Anatolia