Benjamin Arbuckle News Today

Archaeologists in Turkiye made a remarkable discovery, unearthing a 11,000-year-old statue believed to represent a colossal man, accompanied by a life-sized wild boar sculpture.

The statue was found in what some argue are the oldest Neolithic temple sites in the world, older than the Egyptian pyramids and Stonehenge.

A 7.5-foot-tall statue of a man clutching his penis was unearthed at one of the oldest temple sites in Turkey.

Researchers sequenced ancient DNA in Europe and Asia to show a complex population history from early farming cultures to post-medieval times.

Called a kunga, the donkey-like creature may have been considered a status symbol about 4,500 years ago