Drought's gift: 11,000-year-old T-shaped stone ruins resurface in southeastern Türkiye
An archaeologist poses with a stone pillar believed to belong to the early Neolithic Tastelers culture during fieldwork in the Samsat district of Adiyaman, southeastern Türkiye, Jan. 27, 2026. (AA Photo)
A WARNING FROM HECATE IN EPHESUS
Although it is quite crude, its execution betrays skill in drawing and carving stone. There are several other such graffiti works around Ephesus.
A WARNING FROM HECATE IN EPHESUS
Although it is quite crude, its execution betrays skill in drawing and carving stone. There are several other such graffiti works around Ephesus.
A WARNING FROM HECATE IN EPHESUS
Although it is quite crude, its execution betrays skill in drawing and carving stone. There are several other such graffiti works around Ephesus.
A WARNING FROM HECATE IN EPHESUS
Although it is quite crude, its execution betrays skill in drawing and carving stone. There are several other such graffiti works around Ephesus.
A WARNING FROM HECATE IN EPHESUS
Although it is quite crude, its execution betrays skill in drawing and carving stone. There are several other such graffiti works around Ephesus.
