Abrasion in historical and cultural heritages: sample of the Aksaray Canli church's

In our country, which has a rich historical texture, there are many historical and cultural monuments left by our ancestors living in these lands. Rome, Eastern Rome (Byzantine) and finally the capital city of the Ottoman Empire for many years, there are many historical monuments, especially palaces and glass. The maintenance and repair of these artifacts and the measurement of deformation within the artifacts are of great importance in order that historical artifacts from the past to the present can survive to future generations. In this study; The findings and causes of the erosions in Çanlı Church located in the Akhisar Village of Aksaray were investigated. Three-dimensional models and surface drawings of the three cephalopods of the Çanlı Church were obtained at three different times (2006, 2010 and 2016) with a terrestrial photogrammetric method. These drawings on the same scale were superimposed and erosion occurred on the surfaces of Çanlı Kilise. On the north surface %7 , on the West surface %2 and on the South surface of Çanlı Kilise %11 abrasion was detected. By examining the meteorological data in the period during which the measurements were made, the causes of these erosions were investigated and the effect of the storm on erosion was reached.