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Unique Assyrian relief with Aramaic text found beneath Turkish house

First came the robbers, then the cops, then the archaeologists: This is the only Assyrian relief ever found underground, and with Aramaic names for the gods

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Discovery of Iron Age Artwork Found Beneath House in Southeastern Turkey

Found on a rock wall of a subterranean complex in Turkey is a panel from the Middle Iron Age of the early first millennium BCE. The artwork is the first known. 12.05.2022, Sputnik International

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Police Find Rare Assyrian Carvings of Gods in Underground Turkish Tunnels Long Used by Looters

The carvings, located in a network of tunnels, went undiscovered for years because looters used the tunnels for smuggling.

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Secret chamber beneath a Turkish home reveals Iron Age mysteries

An unexpected discovery has revealed ancient artwork that was once part of an Iron Age complex beneath a house in southeastern Turkey.

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Secret chamber beneath a home reveals Iron Age mysteries

An unexpected discovery has revealed ancient artwork that was once part of an Iron Age complex beneath a house in southeastern Turkey.

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