\r\n This study aims to reveal the content analysis of the plasters on wall paintings of Ainos Hagia Sophia Church (Fatih Mosque) that are thought to have been constructed in the Enez borough affiliated to the Edirne province of Thrace in the 12th century and turned into a mosque in 1455; with the methods of chemical analyses facilitated with instrumental measurements such as calcination, acidic treatment, fine layer chromatography and FT-IR, EDXRF.\r\n
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Objective & Hypothesis:\r\n This study aims to reveal the content analysis of the plasters on wall paintings of Ainos Hagia Sophia Church (Fatih Mosque) that are thought to have been constructed in the Enez borough affiliated to the Edirne province of Thrace in the 12th century and turned into a mosque in 1455; with the methods of chemical analyses facilitated with instrumental measurements such as calcination, acidic treatment, fine layer chromatography and FT-IR, EDXRF.\r\n
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Key Findings & Data:\r\n This study aims to reveal the content analysis of the plasters on wall paintings of Ainos Hagia Sophia Church (Fatih Mosque) that are thought to have been constructed in the Enez borough affiliated to the Edirne province of Thrace in the 12th century and turned into a mosque in 1455; with the methods of chemical analyses facilitated with instrumental measurements such as calcination, acidic treatment, fine layer chromatography and FT-IR, EDXRF.\r\n
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Conclusion & Impact:\r\n This study aims to reveal the content analysis of the plasters on wall paintings of Ainos Hagia Sophia Church (Fatih Mosque) that are thought to have been constructed in the Enez borough affiliated to the Edirne province of Thrace in the 12th century and turned into a mosque in 1455; with the methods of chemical analyses facilitated with instrumental measurements such as calcination, acidic treatment, fine layer chromatography and FT-IR, EDXRF.\r\n
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Enez · Aya Sofya · Fatih Cami
Abstract
\r\n This study aims to reveal the content analysis of the plasters on wall paintings of Ainos Hagia Sophia Church (Fatih Mosque) that are thought to have been constructed in the Enez borough affiliated to the Edirne province of Thrace in the 12th century and turned into a mosque in 1455; with the methods of chemical analyses facilitated with instrumental measurements such as calcination, acidic treatment, fine layer chromatography and FT-IR, EDXRF.\r\n
Özet
\r\n Bu çalışmada, Trakya’nın Edirne iline bağlı Enez kasabasında 12. yüzyılda inşa edildiği ve 1455 yılında camiye çevrildiği düşünülen, Enez Ayasofya Kilisesi (Fatih Cami) adlı yapıda bulunan Bizans ve Osmanlı dönemine ait duvar resmi sıvalarının, içerik analizleri kalsinasyon, asitle muamele, asitle reaksiyona girmeyen agregaların analizi, petrografik analiz ve FT-IR ve EDXRF yöntemleri kullanılarak açığa çıkartılmaya çalışılmıştır.\r\n