Thoughts concerning the appearance, development and management of Anatolian palace architecture before the first millennium bc.

Before the first milennium BC, the issue of the thesis that called as the thought of the appearance, development and management of Anatolian Palace architecture that were build in a certain time period in the geography of Anatolia.the study of screening of the necessary publications related to definitions of the palace structures on the basis of the Anatolian geography, allows the chronological evaluation of the subject. However, with the help of the screening of past publications, this study is examined the elements that form, shape and develop the palace structures also it is supplied a better understanding about necessary evaluation parameters and criterions. Also, how the palace structures first emerged, what their architectures were, what their chronological and cultural features, similarities and differences were, thoughts of the management concept were evaluated comprehensively. It is obvious that these architectural forms which have managed to keep many scientific data in their own form within the historical process, have been shaped by taking into consideration the main activity of climate and environmental conditions in the basic settlement areas where all human activities are carried out. In addition to all their being functional and multipurposeful, they have a great importance in the history of architecture in terms of forming and exemplary example of their residential area. In this study, the steps that reveal the palace structures of the settlements in which the Anatolian Palace samples were known before the first millenium BC, also the relationship betwen the concept of management and the process were tried to be meticulously. In the final part of the study, the thoughts led by management of the architecture has been explained. (ŞAHİN, Gökhan, , Thoughts concerning the appearance, development and management of Anatolian Palace architecture before the first millennium BC, Master's Thesis, Burdur, 2019) Key Words : Anatolia, Palace, Architecture, Management, Organisation.