A research on the ancient Besni settling area and its animation of cultural beings
2007
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Advisor: Prof.dr. Erkin Erten
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In this study, cultural assets of the Old Besni settlement which has been subject to a rapid destruction and disappearance process after it was abandoned in 1934, has been located and analyzed. Animation has been done using the remaining clues. It is proposed that restoration studies which will follow, should be carried out in cooperation with other disciplines (i.e. archaeology, city planning, landscape architecture, constructional engineering, electrical engineering, etc). It is believed that this research work will increase the concrete knowledge and findings. It is thought that with these findings and animation based on the findings, further research on Old Besni settlement and cultural assets and tourism activities with different purposes will increase. Key Words: Ancient Besni, ancient settlement, cultural beings, animation.
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Gülertan Akyüzlüer
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Gülertan Akyüzlüer (Doctorate thesis). A research on the ancient Besni settling area and its animation of cultural beings, 2007, Çukurova University.
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