Leman Altuntaş is a journalist for Arkeonews, specializing in archaeology and ancient history. With a passion for uncovering the secrets of the past, Leman's articles explore fascinating archaeological discoveries from around the world, shedding light on ancient civilizations, forgotten treasures, and the rich cultural heritage of different regions.
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Leman's coverage focuses predominantly on scientific themes, particularly in archaeology and historical discoveries. She values expert commentary and industry-specific insights, which suggests she is likely to be interested in pitches from reputable experts who can provide unique perspectives or analysis on archaeological findings, ancient civilizations, artifacts, and excavation methods.
Given the nature of her articles, Leman may appreciate pitches about new or significant archaeological discoveries worldwide. These could include exclusive interviews with lead archaeologists involved in major digs or access to data not yet covered by other media outlets.
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A tomb containing at least 12 human skeletons and artifacts estimated to be at least 2,000 years old has been...
By: Leman Altuntas, Leman Altuntaş
Exciting discoveries in Sweden! Archaeologists were preparing to investigate a Stone Age settlement outside Varberg. But they came across a...
By: Leman Altuntas, Leman Altuntaş
A grain silo and two different seal impressions, one of which is a double-headed eagle, were found during the excavation...
By: Leman Altuntaş, Leman Altuntas
Archaeologists have discovered two lost medieval cities in the eastern mountains of Uzbekistan that were important hubs on the ancient...
By: Leman Altuntaş, Leman Altuntas
A recent British Museum video reveals that the “oldest map of the world in the world” on a clay tablet...
By: Leman Altuntas, Leman Altuntaş
Tulane University researchers used laser-guided imaging to uncover vast unexplored Maya settlements in Campeche, Mexico, revealing more than 6,500 pre-Hispanic...
By: Leman Altuntas, Leman Altuntaş
In an area where rescue excavations were conducted last year, archaeologists discovered a basalt stone statue from the Urartian period...
By: Leman Altuntaş, Leman Altuntas
New excavations by archaeologists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Greek Ministry of Culture in Kleidi-Samikon in the...
By: Leman Altuntaş, Leman Altuntas
In an Iron Age cemetery in Sweden, archaeologists found a woman’s grave buried with a small needle and an iron...
By: Leman Altuntas, Leman Altuntaş
Morocco’s National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage has announced an important discovery that will enhance our understanding of ancient healing...
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