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      Theoretical approaches in Turkish archaeology

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      Ahibay, Banu
      Advisor
      Gates, Marie-Henriette
      Date
      2007
      Publisher
      Bilkent University
      Language
      English
      Type
      Thesis
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      Abstract
      This thesis analyzes several theoretical approaches in Turkish archaeology throughout its history. Starting from the late nineteenth century, each period will be examined with an emphasis on its certain historical, political or social developments that are reflected in contemporary archaeological interpretations. The influence of various factors on Turkish archaeology such as the German school, nationalism, Turkish History Thesis, Sun-Language Theory, Anatolianism, Humanism, the Braidwoods, and the Keban Dam Project will be discussed in detail.
      Keywords
      Method and Theory
      Turkish archaeology
      Anatolian archaeology
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