Excavation Reports by Mücella Albayrak
Burdur, Bucak, 2017 Yılı İnarası Mağarası Kurtarma Kazısı, 2019
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Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi
Bu çalışmanın amacı ülkemiz arkeolojisi ve birlikte yakın faaliyet yürüttüğü diğer disiplinlerin ... more Bu çalışmanın amacı ülkemiz arkeolojisi ve birlikte yakın faaliyet yürüttüğü diğer disiplinlerin başlangıcından bugüne ulaştığı noktayı ve Millî Mücadelemizin 100. yılında ülkemiz kültürel mirasının araştırılmasında büyük emek verenleri bir kez daha hatırlamak ve saygıyla anmaktır. Bu doğrultuda “İdeolojilerin 19. ve 20. Yüzyılda Arkeoloji’ye Yansımaları”, “Millî Mücadele Dönemi’nde Anadolu’da Yürütülen Arkeoloji Çalışmaları”, “Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Arkeoloji”, “Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Müzecilik”, “Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Antik Numismatik”, “Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Eskiçağ Tarihi ve Dilleri”, “Arkeometri ve Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Arkeometri Çalışmaları” ve “Cumhuriyet’ten Günümüze Kültürel Mirasa İlişkin Yasalar,” başlıkları altında ülkemizde Milli Mücadele Dönemi ve öncesinde yürütülen çalışmalar özetlenerek; özellikle Cumhuriyet’in ilanının ardından Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’ün öncülüğünde bu alanda atılan adımlar; arkeolojinin ülkemizdeki gelişimine büyük katkı sağlayan öncü bilim...
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"Cumhuriyetin 100. Yılı Yaklaşırken Türk Arkeolojisi", SDÜ FEF Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi 50, 275-335. , 2020
Öz Temelleri 19. yüzyılda atılan ve o günden bu yana kayda değer gelişmeler gösteren ülkemiz arke... more Öz Temelleri 19. yüzyılda atılan ve o günden bu yana kayda değer gelişmeler gösteren ülkemiz arkeolojisi, gelişen teknoloji ve bilimsel yöntemlerle birlikte bugün dünyada önemli bir yere sahiptir. Milli mücadele yıllarında ve özellikle Cumhuriyet'in ilanıyla birlikte arkeolojiye verilen önemin bunda çok büyük bir katsısı vardır. Yüce Önder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk'ün öncülüğünde kurulan Türk Tarih Kurumu, İstanbul ve Ankara Üniversiteleri ve buradaki arkeoloji kürsüleri, Türk Arkeolojisi'nin mihenk taşlarını oluşturmuş ve daha ilk günden itibaren sesini tüm dünyaya duyurarak pek çok önemli başarıya imza atmıştır. Hiç kuşkusuz bu öncü kurumlar ve buralarda yetişen bilim insanları sayesinde, yeni arkeoloji kürsüleri açılmış ve bayrağı devralacak bilim insanları yetiştirilmiş ve halen daha yetiştirilmeye devam etmektedir. Bu doğrultuda ülkemiz arkeolojisi ve beraber faaliyet yürüttüğü diğer disiplinlerin, başlangıcından günümüze ulaştığı noktayı görmek için Milli Mücadele Dönemi ve öncesinde yürütülen çalışmalar özetlenerek, özellikle Cumhuriyet dönemi ve sonrasında yaşanan gelişmeler genel hatlarıyla ele alınarak değerlendirilmiştir.
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Excavation & Survey Reports by Mücella Albayrak
ANMED, 2023
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Thesis Chapters by Mücella Albayrak
With the development of technology, the concept of museum and visitor expectations have changed n... more With the development of technology, the concept of museum and visitor expectations have changed nowadays. Museums have become the institutions that keep up with this change and educate its visitors through different experiences rather than exhibiting the artifacts behind the glass. The archaeological open-air museums that constitute the aim of this thesis, are also have arisen out of the result of this change.
Built in areas where the archaeological heritage preserved in situ, the archaeological open-air museums present their visitors an image of the past based on archaeological sources. The main presentation in these museums is the archaeological remains itself. These archaeological remains are used in museum presentation by being restored, reconstructed or animated three-dimensionally in the light of archaeological data, within the framework of principles set by national and international regulations. The archaeological heritage that constitutes these museums, are to be transferred to the public by interpretation and presentation tools.
The archaeological open-air museums, which show off examples in different countries, continue to develop in our country as well. The conservation and arrangement practices carried out on sites by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams are the indicators of this development. The ancient city of Teos which is studied as an example in the thesis is one of the archaeological sites where these arrangements are implemented. In addition to the construction activities such as excavation house, depot-museum building, box office; travel route, resting areas, information boards, are also has been added to the presentation to make the city more accessible and understandable for its visitors. In addition to these arrangements, it is aimed to transform the city into an archeological open-air museum.
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Within this thesis, the concept, types and development of open-air museum, and as one of its type the concept of archaeological open-air museum, its examples on World and Turkey are studied. The world examples are selected between the archaeological open-air museums which has a similar chronology with Teos. Because there is no literal archaeological open-air museum in our country the Turkey examples are selected between the sites which are arranged by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams. Then as a legal basis for archaeological open-air museums, the national and international principles and regulations have been revealed. Finally, as the main topic of the thesis Teos Ancient City’s history, research history, archaeological remains are reviewed and information is given about the completed arrangement project of the site which is a preliminary step of the archaeological open- air museum. For this museum, suggestions are made in guidance of the laws, regulations and etc. published by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the “ICOMOS Charter on the Interpretation and Presantation of Cultural Heritage Sites” principles.
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2017 Inarası Kurtarma Kazısı, 2019
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Anatolica, 2020
The so-called Rock Sanctuary, a distinctive limestone rock outcrop with natural cavities situated... more The so-called Rock Sanctuary, a distinctive limestone rock outcrop with natural cavities situated in the periphery of the Pisidian city of Sagalassos (SW-Turkey), was a natural feature that was served a variety of functions throughout its history. Rescue excavations carried out at the site mainly yielded evidence for the deposition of specialised offerings in the form of ceramic, glass, metal and stone vessels, pieces of personal adornment, instruments for textile production, but especially many thousands of fragments of terracotta figurines. All of these identified RS as a 'special-purpose site', a natural landform that was given a cultural significance, not by means of monumentalisation but through the activities that took place there during the Hellenistic and Roman Imperial periods. It was the combination of all these objects as a whole and the very context in which these were used and placed that made it possible to identify the site as a sanctuary, more particularly, a site of popular worship. This paper presents an overview of those excavations, highlighting the significance of this site in the landscape of Sagalassos and what it can tell us about the community that conceived it and used it as a cult site, outside of the sphere of official religious practice. RS thus offered a unique glimpse into an aspect of ancient life not previously known from Sagalassos.
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Built in areas where the archaeological heritage preserved in situ, the archaeological open-air museums present their visitors an image of the past based on archaeological sources. The main presentation in these museums is the archaeological remains itself. These archaeological remains are used in museum presentation by being restored, reconstructed or animated three-dimensionally in the light of archaeological data, within the framework of principles set by national and international regulations. The archaeological heritage that constitutes these museums, are to be transferred to the public by interpretation and presentation tools.
The archaeological open-air museums, which show off examples in different countries, continue to develop in our country as well. The conservation and arrangement practices carried out on sites by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams are the indicators of this development. The ancient city of Teos which is studied as an example in the thesis is one of the archaeological sites where these arrangements are implemented. In addition to the construction activities such as excavation house, depot-museum building, box office; travel route, resting areas, information boards, are also has been added to the presentation to make the city more accessible and understandable for its visitors. In addition to these arrangements, it is aimed to transform the city into an archeological open-air museum.
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Within this thesis, the concept, types and development of open-air museum, and as one of its type the concept of archaeological open-air museum, its examples on World and Turkey are studied. The world examples are selected between the archaeological open-air museums which has a similar chronology with Teos. Because there is no literal archaeological open-air museum in our country the Turkey examples are selected between the sites which are arranged by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams. Then as a legal basis for archaeological open-air museums, the national and international principles and regulations have been revealed. Finally, as the main topic of the thesis Teos Ancient City’s history, research history, archaeological remains are reviewed and information is given about the completed arrangement project of the site which is a preliminary step of the archaeological open- air museum. For this museum, suggestions are made in guidance of the laws, regulations and etc. published by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the “ICOMOS Charter on the Interpretation and Presantation of Cultural Heritage Sites” principles.
Posters by Mücella Albayrak
Articles by Mücella Albayrak
Journal articles by Mücella Albayrak
Built in areas where the archaeological heritage preserved in situ, the archaeological open-air museums present their visitors an image of the past based on archaeological sources. The main presentation in these museums is the archaeological remains itself. These archaeological remains are used in museum presentation by being restored, reconstructed or animated three-dimensionally in the light of archaeological data, within the framework of principles set by national and international regulations. The archaeological heritage that constitutes these museums, are to be transferred to the public by interpretation and presentation tools.
The archaeological open-air museums, which show off examples in different countries, continue to develop in our country as well. The conservation and arrangement practices carried out on sites by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams are the indicators of this development. The ancient city of Teos which is studied as an example in the thesis is one of the archaeological sites where these arrangements are implemented. In addition to the construction activities such as excavation house, depot-museum building, box office; travel route, resting areas, information boards, are also has been added to the presentation to make the city more accessible and understandable for its visitors. In addition to these arrangements, it is aimed to transform the city into an archeological open-air museum.
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Within this thesis, the concept, types and development of open-air museum, and as one of its type the concept of archaeological open-air museum, its examples on World and Turkey are studied. The world examples are selected between the archaeological open-air museums which has a similar chronology with Teos. Because there is no literal archaeological open-air museum in our country the Turkey examples are selected between the sites which are arranged by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and excavation teams. Then as a legal basis for archaeological open-air museums, the national and international principles and regulations have been revealed. Finally, as the main topic of the thesis Teos Ancient City’s history, research history, archaeological remains are reviewed and information is given about the completed arrangement project of the site which is a preliminary step of the archaeological open- air museum. For this museum, suggestions are made in guidance of the laws, regulations and etc. published by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the “ICOMOS Charter on the Interpretation and Presantation of Cultural Heritage Sites” principles.