The searches the presitory of Central Asia, Sumer and Hittites in Single Party Period
2012
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During the establishment of nationalistic states, it is seen that they struggle to trace their legitimacy back to ancient civilisations and they attach great importance to the history and archaeology. While being established the Turkish Republic, the disciplines such as history, archeology, antropology and linguistic are great value to the legitimacy of Turkish Republic. Also, it is intensively benefited from these disciplines for the restatement of Turkish nation?s conscious. Especially, throught the single party preiod of Turkey, the significance of these main purposes is noticed into the historical researches which are done on the prehistory of Central Asia, Sumer and The Hittites. In this academic study, it?s emphasized how Sumer, the Hitities and the Prehistory of Central Asia wich it?s thoght as good sources are perceived and how they are introduced to the people during the years of single party in Turkey wich science and politics combined with each other.
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Dr. Ulaş Töre Sivrioğlu
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Ulaş Töre Sivrioğlu (Doctorate thesis). The searches the presitory of Central Asia, Sumer and Hittites in Single Party Period, 2012, Manisa Celal Bayar University.
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