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The Potential of the Concept of Cultural Landscape in the Protection of Archaeological Heritage: An Evaluation on the Example of the Lycian Region

Arkeolojik Mirasın Korunmasında Kültürel Peyzaj Kavramının Potansiyeli: Likya Bölgesi Örneği Üzerinden Bir Değerlendirme

N. Esin TEKİN-BELLİBAŞ
Gülsün TANYELİ
Pages
221–244
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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This study intends to use the instruments explored in cultural landscape research and information provided by two centuries of archaeological research in the Lycian region to utilize an analysis and expression method to inform and steer regional development activites and expected changes which will effect the Teke Peninsula.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The concept of cultural landscapes, as one of the emerging concepts of modern developments in heritage preservation intends to identify the values and meanings of places within their cultural, historical and geographical contexts.
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The concept of cultural landscapes, as one of the emerging concepts of modern developments in heritage preservation intends to identify the values and meanings of places within their cultural, historical and geographical contexts. The values of archaeological material dispersed in geographies where modern habitation related activites continue is inevitably effected by the land use and development plans of an area. This study intends to use the instruments explored in cultural landscape research and information provided by two centuries of archaeological research in the Lycian region to utilize an analysis and expression method to inform and steer regional development activites and expected changes which will effect the Teke Peninsula.

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Çağdaş koruma kuramının geliştirdiği yeni kavramlar arasında yer alan kültürel peyzaj kavramı bir yerin anlamlarını kültürel, tarihsel ve coğrafi bağlamı ile çözümlemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Üzerinde yaşantının devam ettiği coğrafyalara dağılmış olan arkeolojik malzemenin değerleri ise kaçınılmaz olarak, coğrafyayı ilgilendiren kalkınma ve arazi kullanımı planlarından etkilenmektedir. Çalışma, kültürel peyzaj kavramı araştırmalarının sunduğu araçlardan ve Likya Bölgesi’nde iki yüz yıldır sü- rüdürülen arkeolojik araştırmalardan yola çıkarak, Teke Yarımadası’nı ilgilendiren bölgesel kalkıma süreçlerini ve coğrafyadaki değişimi yönlendirecek bir analiz ve ifade yöntemini kullanarak kalkınmayı yönlendirmenin olanaklarını araştırmıştır.

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TEKİN-BELLİBAŞ, N. E., TANYELİ, G. (2022). The Potential of the Concept of Cultural Landscape in the Protection of Archaeological Heritage: An Evaluation on the Example of the Lycian Region. Colloquium Anatolicum, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 20, 221–244. https://ajindex.com/articles/475018

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