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A group of Turkish archaeologists say they have discovered the remains of a Byzantine castle in northwestern Turkey, the oldest ever found in that part of Anatolia. The castle was built around 700-800 AD and abandoned in 1076 AD.The discovery was made during road works by construction firm Dukas A.S., which has halted excavation to study the site further with Turkish authorities. The historic site was discovered this week at an altitude of 1,150 meters (3,770 feet) and is located around 350 kilometers (215 miles) from Istanbul and 260 kilometers (160 miles) from Ankara, according to Turkish newspaper Hürriyet Daily News. "We will try to uncover the castle's location. The castle might be underground. There are many fortresses in this area, but this is the first time we have excavated one," said Turkish archaeologist Semih İstanbulluoğlu, who is heading the excavation work, to Hürriyet Daily News.The castle consists of two walls built parallel to each other, with a road passing through the middle. It is thought that the fort was an important route for trade between Istanbul and eastern Anatolia during that period. Although archaeologists have yet to examine the contents of the site more closely, İstanbulluoğlu said he believes they "will find buildings. It is possible that there were houses, too.""We will try to uncover the castle's location. The castle might be underground. There are many fortresses in this area, but this is the first time we have excavated one," said Turkish archaeologist Semih İstanbulluoğlu, who is heading the excavation work, to Hürriyet Daily News. The discovery was made during road works by construction firm Dukas A.S., which has halted excavation to study the site further with Turkish authorities. The historic site was discovered this week at an altitude of 1,150 meters (3,770 feet) and is located around 350 kilometers (215 miles) from Istanbul and 260 kilometers (160 miles) from Ankara, according to Turkish newspaper Hürriyet Daily News. "We will try to uncover the castle's location. The castle might be underground. There are many fortresses in this area, but this is the first time we have excavated one," said Turkish archaeologist Semih İstanbulluoğlu, who is heading the excavation work, to Hürriyet Daily News.The castle consists of two walls built parallel to each other, with a road passing through the middle. It is thought that the fort was an important route for trade between Istanbul and eastern Anatolia during that period. "We will try to uncover the castle's location. The castle might be underground. There are many fortresses in this area, but this is the first time we have excavated one," said Turkish archaeologist Semih İstanbulluoğlu, who is heading the excavation work, to Hürriyet Daily News.The discovery was made during road works by construction firm Dukas A.S., which has halted excavation to study the site further with Turkish authorities.

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