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Ancient Turkish Religion and the Reasons of Islamisation of Turks in the Chronicle of Michael the Syriac

2019
AntiocheiaKilisesi başrahibi Süryani Mikhail (1126-1199) kilise içerisindeki resmigörevlerinin yanı sıra yazmış olduğu MaktbanutZabne (Dünya Tarihi) isimli kronikle de Ortaçağ Süryani literatürüne eşsizbir katkı sağlayıcı olmuştur. İlk insan Adem’den başlayıp 1195 yılına kadarkiolayları kaydettiği kroniğinde Mikhail, dönem itibariyle bölgenin önemli ...
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“The Twelve Animal Cycle Turkish Calendar” as a Cultural Heritage of Ancient Turks

2015
The twelve animal cycle Turkish calendar is an important cultural heritage that ancient Turkic civilizations as a result of astronomical observations. The calendar consists of periods of 12 years and named each year with an animal name. The Göktürk inscriptions, one of the most important written works of ancient Turks, also have dates determined ...
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Religious, cultural and social cognitive correlates of alcohol use among Turks and Moroccans in The Netherlands

Addiction Research and Theory, 2006
Henk F L Garretsen
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Beyond Sun, Sand and Sea: The Emergent Tourism Programme in the Turks and Caicos Islands

Journal of Heritage Tourism, 2008
John B Gatewood
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Measuring Alcohol Use: “Quantity Frequency Variability” and “Weekly Recall” Compared among Turks and Moroccans in the Netherlands

Substance Use and Misuse, 2006
Henk F L Garretsen
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The Turks and Their Nation in the Worldview of Greeks in Patras

History and Anthropology, 2004
Dimitrios Theodossopoulos
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THE ANCIENT TURKS AND SLAVS: CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF ACCULTURATION

SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conferences on SOCIAL SCIENCES and ARTS Proceedings, 2018
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Types of Integration, Acculturation Strategies and Media Use of Young Turks in Germany

Communications: the European Journal of Communication Research, 2007
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