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Archaeology season opens in Türkiye

Archaeology season opens in Türkiye
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Türkiye plans 750 archaeological excavation, research projects by year s end

Türkiye plans 750 archaeological excavation, research projects by year s end
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Türkiye plans 750 archaeological excavation projects by 2023 s end

The total number of archaeological excavations and studies in Türkiye is projected to reach 750 by the end of 2023, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

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Türkiye plans 750 archaeological excavation projects by 2023 s end – The Frontier Post

Türkiye plans 750 archaeological excavation projects by 2023 s end – The Frontier Post
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