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Troy and Rome archaeological and cultural developments

Overview

Cultural and archaeological activities related to the history of Troy and Rome have seen significant developments. An exhibition titled “Troy and Rome: Myths, Legends, and Stories of the Ancient Mediterranean” at the Colosseum has attracted over 2 million visitors. Organized through cultural cooperation between Turkey and Italy, the event features more than 300 artifacts from Turkish, Italian, and Vatican museums to highlight shared historical heritage.

Simultaneously, archaeological excavations in Çanakkale, Turkey, have uncovered new evidence at the Troy site. Findings in the Lower City include Roman-era avenues with columns and shop facades, while researchers continue to investigate Bronze Age palace structures in the acropolis and signs of destruction linked to the legendary Trojan War near the South Gate.

Entities

Troy · Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey · Colosseum · Rome · Vatican Museums

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Timeline

  1. 11 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Troy excavations reveal Roman-era streets and Bronze Age structures

    Archaeological excavations in Troy have revealed Roman-era colonnaded streets and shop facades, while researchers continue to investigate Bronze Age structures and links to the legendary Trojan War.

  2. 11 days ago

    [CULTURE] 9 sources
    Troy and Rome exhibition at the Colosseum exceeds 2 million visitors

    The Troy and Rome exhibition at the Colosseum has attracted over 2 million visitors, showcasing 300+ artifacts that highlight the shared historical and mythological links between Turkey and Italy.

Sources

beyazgazete.com · gazetedamga.com.tr · gzt.com · iefimerida.gr · mersinhaber.com · naftemporiki.gr · odatv4.com · rayhaber.com · sabah.com.tr · tr.euronews.com · yenisafak.com