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    Türkiye'nin ilk ve son yerli üretim viskisi: Ankara Viskisi
    (Bilkent University, 2019) Kazancıoğlu, Latifhan; Arslan, Elif; Turan, Muhammet İkbal; Türkeli, Ali Ekber; Vural, Damla
    Türkiye, 1960’larda daha içe dönük, yeni bir ekonomik kalkınma modeline dönmek için ilk adımlarını atmaya başladı. Yerli malların tüketimine teşvik, dışarıya döviz akışını azaltmak ve ülkedeki döviz krizini çözmek gibi sebepler doğrultusunda çeşitli alanlarda iyileştirmeler yapılmaya başlandı. Bu durumdan etkilenen bir alan da alkol piyasası oldu. İlk ve son Türk Viskisi olan “Ankara Viskisi” nin de macerası böyle başlamış oldu. Fakat ithal viskilerden pek de bir farkı olmayan Ankara Viskisi’nin yeterli ilgi ve talep görememesi viskinin zamanla üretiminin azaltımasına ve en sonunda da piyasadan kaldırılmasına sebep olmuştur. Bugün Ankara Viskisi, viski severlerin koleksiyonları için nadide bir parça. Bu çalışmada Ankara Viskisi’nin ortaya çıkışından yok oluşuna kadar olan sürecin detaylı bir incelemesi yapılmıştır.
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    Using neutron activation analysis to identify scales of interaction at Kinet Höyük, Turkey
    (2008) Grave P.; Kealhofer L.; Marsh, B.; Gates, M.-H.
    We use NAA to characterize a relatively large archaeological ceramic sample from the Late Bronze Age to Hellenistic phases of Kinet Höyük, a coastal Turkish site in the Gulf of Iskenderun at the northeast corner of the Mediterranean Sea. The geographic extent of local Kinet wares (how local is local?) is established through comparison with sediment samples across the Kinet hinterland. Four major compositional groups are identified: local and locally imported wares, imports from Cypriot, and presumed Western Anatolian and Aegean centers, and imports that appear relatively homogenous elementally but comprise typologically diverse ceramics with attributions that range from Cyprus to the coastal mainland. Comparison with other published NAA studies for this site reinforces the elemental evidence for local production, and underlines the need for caution when assuming local production always equates with local clays particularly for coastal sites. We propose that the chronological distribution of the local and non-local groups provides a useful political economic proxy. The study indicates systemic and widespread political disruption and marginalization at the transition to the Late Iron Age in this region. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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