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Soft cover. Condición: New. Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In English and Turkish. [xiv], 137 p., color and b/w ills. Continuity and change: New approaches to legacy data in archaeology.= Süreklilik ve degisim: Miras veriye yeni yaklasimlar. Sempozyum bildirileri: Ankara, 29 Nisan 2016. Research on regional studies in archaeology has accelerated in the past 20 years and changed the archaeological discourse in a fundamental way. This recent perspective influenced the archaeological perception favorably in terms of evaluating the settlements with a holistic view, assessment of central places with their rural territories that cannot be separated from each other. The idea of organizing a symposium on this subject comes from our belief in the importance of removing ourselves of the understanding resulting from handling the settlement in Anatolian archeology for a long period of time, stripped from its dynamics and our belief in the importance of presenting new researches. Our department, Settlement Archaeology Program in METU was founded in 2000 mainly for filling the gap in Anatolian archaeology with the viewpoint of interdisciplinary studies and regional studies in archaeology. Studies at regional scale are recently integrated to archaeological projects in our country, yet produced important results. The main goal of this symposium is to provide a discussion ground for young scholars who carry out archaeological studies at regional scale and share various perspectives and results yielded by regional studies in Anatolia. Contents: ?Foreword (Didier BOUAKAZE-KHAN) Ezgi SEVIMLI / Bringing the Legacy Data into the Future: Ancient Settlements in Datca Peninsula Aysegul AKIN ARAS ? Mehmet ISIKLI ? Oguz ARAS / Cultural Heritage in Eastern Anatolia Plateau ? Heritage Data: Analysis of These Phenomena in Urartian Archaeology in the Light of Ayanis Fortress Excavations Burcu TASCI ? Eti AKYUZ LEVI / An Analysis of Archaeological Data in Multi-layered Settlements: A Case Study of Foca (Phokaia) Kerim ALTUG / Documenting the Hydraulic Heritage of Byzantine Constantinople Serap KUSU / 3D Visualisation of Urartu Buildings in Altintepe: The Warehouse Example S. Vedat KARAARSLAN / Application of Augmented Reality Technologies in Archaeology Tevfik Emre SERIFOGLU / Closing Remarks - A Summary of the Round-Table Discussion: Observations and Suggestions.…

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Soft cover. Condición: New. KHAN, DIDIER BOUAKAZE - EZGI SEVIMLI (Edited by) Continuity and change: New approaches to legacy data in archaeology = Sureklilik ve degisim: Miras veriye yeni yaklasimlar. Sempozyum bildirileri: Ankara, 29 Nisan 2016. Istanbul: Ege Yayinlari, 2017. 4to., xiv, 137 p., b/w and color ills. In English and Turkish. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786059680684 CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Research on regional studies in archaeology has accelerated in the past 20 years and changed the archaeological discourse in a fundamental way. This recent perspective influenced the archaeological perception favorably in terms of evaluating the settlements with a holistic view, assessment of central places with their rural territories that cannot be separated from each other. The idea of organizing a symposium on this subject comes from our belief in the importance of removing ourselves of the understanding resulting from handling the settlement in Anatolian archeology for a long period of time, stripped from its dynamics and our belief in the importance of presenting new researches. Our department, Settlement Archaeology Program in METU was founded in 2000 mainly for filling the gap in Anatolian archaeology with the viewpoint of interdisciplinary studies and regional studies in archaeology. Studies at regional scale are recently integrated to archaeological projects in our country, yet produced important results. The main goal of this symposium is to provide a discussion ground for young scholars who carry out archaeological studies at regional scale and share various perspectives and results yielded by regional studies in Anatolia. Contents: ?Foreword (Didier BOUAKAZE-KHAN) Ezgi SEVIMLI / Bringing the Legacy Data into the Future: Ancient Settlements in Datca Peninsula Aysegul AKIN ARAS - Mehmet ISIKLI - Oguz ARAS / Cultural Heritage in Eastern Anatolia Plateau - Heritage Data: Analysis of These Phenomena in Urartian Archaeology in the Light of Ayanis Fortress Excavations Burcu TASCI - Eti AKYUZ LEVI / An Analysis of Archaeological Data in Multi-layered Settlements: A Case Study of Foca (Phokaia) Kerim ALTUG / Documenting the Hydraulic Heritage of Byzantine Constantinople Serap KUSU / 3D Visualisation of Urartu Buildings in Altintepe: The Warehouse Example S. Vedat KARAARSLAN / Application of Augmented Reality Technologies in Archaeology Tevfik Emre SERIFOGLU / Closing Remarks - A Summary of the Round-Table Discussion: Observations and Suggestions.…

Condición: New. Research on regional studies in archaeology has accelerated in the past 20 years and changed the archaeological discourse in a fundamental way. This recent perspective influenced the archaeological perception favorably in terms of evaluating the settlements with a holistic view, assessment of central places with their rural territories that cannot be separated from each other. The idea of organizing a symposium on this subject comes from our belief in the importance of removing ourselves of the understanding resulting from handling the settlement in Anatolian archeology for a long period of time, stripped from its dynamics and our belief in the importance of presenting new researches. Our department, Settlement Archaeology Program in METU was founded in 2000 mainly for filling the gap in Anatolian archaeology with the viewpoint of interdisciplinary studies and regional studies in archaeology. Studies at regional scale are recently integrated to archaeological projects in our country, yet produced important results. The main goal of this symposium is to provide a discussion ground for young scholars who carry out archaeological studies at regional scale and share various perspectives and results yielded by regional studies in Anatolia. Editors: Translator: 152 pages. …

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