Turkey Unveils Paleolithic Discoveries

Turkey announced significant archaeological discoveries at the Sayborg site in Şanlıurfa Province, dating back to the middle of the ninth millennium BC, where 70 structures were uncovered within an area of 2,700 square meters. Turkey plans to turn the site into an open-air museum featuring traditional village structures as part of an innovative village museum project, aiming to enhance understanding of art and architecture during the Neolithic period. The project will focus on the evolution of home designs from circles to rectangles and will study the lives of families during that era.

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