During an excavation near Madrid, archaeologists have unearthed fossils that show that some Neanderthal groups accumulated animal skulls.
Author: Koray Koto
An Ethnographic Research on the Bocuk Night
Bocuk Night, a tradition that is about to be forgotten, became popular again in the 2010s with the
Okunev Petroglyphs and Eurasian Solar Deities
The Okunev people have been the subject of many studies, both with their origins and the interesting abstract
Jewelers of the Steppe: Scythians and Scythian Art
The Scythians were a nomadic society that emerged in the 8th century BC in the Pontic steppes, when
The Origin of Art and the Early Examples of Paleolithic Art
Art is the “signature of civilization,” said Irish critic and playwright Bernard Shaw. So, can artistic talent really
Halloween-Like Traditions and the Origin of Halloween
Celebrated on October 31st every year, Halloween is seen as a secular tradition today despite its pagan roots.
Mysterious Discovery in Slovakia: Headless Skeletons Found
Archaeologists recently made a chilling discovery in Slovakia. In the west of the country, many headless skeletons dating
1.8 Million-Year-Old Tooth was Found in Georgia, So What Does This Mean?
Archaeologists have found human tooth about 1.8 million years old near the village of Orozmani, in southern Georgia.
How did They Get Their Name? Planets and Greco-Roman Gods
How did the planets get their names? What are the names of the planets in classical mythology? What
The Scariest Creatures in Anatolian Folklore
Mythological entities, which are a part of Anatolian folk culture, are indispensable elements of both fairy tales and