The analysis of human skeletons which belong to different archeological eras by using jeoarcheologic and archaeometric methods
2011
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The aim of this study is to jeoarcheologic and archaeometric analyse the samples of human skeletons which found during the stratigraphic excavations conducted in Kültepe Mounds belong to Assyrian Commercial Colony, Külhöyük Hittite Empire Period, Juliapolis Late Roman Period, Early Roman Period Boyalık Necropoly and Hadrianapolis Byzantine Empire Period and Roman Baths Late Otoman Period. Also to improve the comments by using the archaeometrical data on the Anatolian people who lived in different eras and in different regions.Micromorpholgic examinations which has been done by the Scanning Electron Microscope visual datas, elementary analysis and archegeological sampling compose the main frame of this study.
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Okan Beşer
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Okan Beşer (Master Thesis). The analysis of human skeletons which belong to different archeological eras by using jeoarcheologic and archaeometric methods, 2011, Çukurova University.
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