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Ancient Humans Influenced the Current Spatial Genetic Structure of Common Walnut Populations in Asia. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2015
Pollegioni P, Woeste KE, Chiocchini F, Del Lungo S, Olimpieri I, Tortolano V, Clark J, Hemery GE, Mapelli S, Malvolti ME.   +9 more
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ANALYSIS OF GEOMETRIC SYSTEM A Few Attempts on Anatolian Seljuk Examples

, 2022
The geometrical decoration can be defined as compositions composed of rule-bounded line systems. The geometric compositions which are seen very frequently in Anatolian Seljuk art have currently been very popular and many modern designs of them have been made within the time. This situation attracts attention of many local and foreign researchers. There
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A REVIEW ON THE SULTAN KHANS OF THE ANATOLIAN SELJUK PERIOD

The Turkish Online Journal of Design, Art and Communication, 2022
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How smart and sustainable are the cities in Turkiye? - National policies and the enthusiasm level of the local governments. [PDF]

Heliyon
Boz Y, Cay T.
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Traces of Biophilic Design in Anatolian Seljuk Architecture: Natural Shapes and Forms

Architecture Image Studies
According to Aristotle, the primary source of all human actions and works is nature. When Albert Einstein said, "Look deeper into nature, then you will understand everything better," he said a key sentence in architecture, which is the field where the human-nature relationship turns into the most concrete products, as in every field of science.
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Awarikus und Warikas. Zwei Könige von Hiyawa [PDF]

, 2014
Simon, Zsolt
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Pharmacy History Courses in Current Turkish Pharmacy Education [PDF]

, 2007
Asil, Eris, Ozcelikay, Gulbin, Tekiner, Halil   +2 more
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The Anatolian Seljuk city: an analysis on early Turkish urban models in Anatolia

, 2010
This study attempts to define the spatial organizations and physical morphology of Anatolian cities during Anatolian Seljuk period extending from the beginning of the 12th Century to the end of the 13th Century. Within this scope, the meaning of the concept of “the Anatolian Seljuk city” is conceived as the result of the impacts of the social, cultural
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Questions of Ottoman identity and architectural history [PDF]

, 2006
Artan, Tulay, Artan, Tülay
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A tale of two languages: tracing the history of Turkish-Greek language contacts [PDF]

, 2011
Kappler, Matthias
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