Gencay Öztürk
Ege University, Classical Archaeology, Graduate Student
- Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Greek Archaeology, Ancient Greek Religion, Ancient Greek Numismatics, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Iconography, Roman Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, Gems, and 12 moreAncient Seals and Sealings, Glyptics, Engraved gems, Scarabs Seals, Archaeometry, Gemology, Anatolian Studies, Archaeogemology, Ancient Gems and Fingerrings, Ancient Engraved Gems, Ancient magical gems, and Ancient Gemsedit
The remains of many historical periods are uninterruptedly observed in Anatolia as one unique region. This picture provides us to be the heir of cultural heritage, which has a rich variety. Unfortunately, our awareness on our cultural... more
The remains of many historical periods are uninterruptedly observed in Anatolia as one unique region. This picture provides us to be the heir of cultural heritage, which has a rich variety. Unfortunately, our awareness on our cultural heritage is less when compared to the prosperous capacity of the historical land on which we live. The most important indicator of the insensibility of public is observed on the insufficient reaction over the damages of cultural heritage. New solutions of modern perspective in the field of "public archaeology" may be possible in order to prevent the loss of cultural heritage. It is especially important to bring the past to present by using abstract and concrete objects as a media.