Excavations at Türkiye’s Ani uncover clues about Seljuk-era life

Recent digs at the Ani Archaeological Site in eastern Türkiye have unearthed fascinating artifacts that offer new insights into Seljuk-era daily life. These discoveries, including remnants of buildings and household items, provide a vivid picture of how people lived during this pivotal period in the region's history. Such findings are crucial for historians as they help fill gaps in our understanding of medieval Anatolia, contributing to a richer, more nuanced view of the Seljuk Empire's cultural and social dynamics.