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Fatih Istanbul, 1975

Cover Photo: Street From Fatih Park From Fire Brigade to Taş Mektep (Stone School) December 21, 1974

Auto spare parts shop, watch repair shop and artisan restaurant on the road to Fatih Mosque. Peddlers with black eyebrows and black mustach dressed in clean and white clothes. Cold toasts at the glass car stalls. Istanbul street delicacies, cold toasts. Fists are clenched due to the cold weather. Street From Fatih Park From Fire Brigade to Taş Mektep (Stone School 9 December 21, 1974
Fatih Camiine giden yol üzerinde oto yedek parça dükkanı, saat tamircisi ve esnaf lokantası. Temiz akça pakça giyimli karakaş, karabıyık seyyar satıcılar. Camekanlı araba tezgahlarında soğuk tostlar. İstanbul sokak lezzetleri. Hava soğuk mu soğuk, yumruklar soğuktan sımsıkı. Fatih Hava Şehitleri Parkından Taş Mektepe giden yol. 21 Aralık 1974
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© Copyright photoS by Levent Ağaoğlu

   

Sultan Ahmet, Blue Mosque Istanbul, 1975

Cover: Blue Mosque 11 October 1975

© Copyright photos by Levent Ağaoğlu

The magnificent Blue Mosque overlooking Hagia Sophia behind sycamore leaves is an aesthetic masterpiece. An unforgettable architectural masterpiece from centuries beyond, with a chestnut kebab vendor of 1970s car models at the entrance. Blue Mosque 11 October 1975

The first known human settlement is in Çatalhöyük, Turkey

*   The first known human settlement is in Çatalhöyük, Turkey (7 Millenium B.C.). Mesopotamia has long heen considered as the first home of civilization in the Old World, about the fifth millennium BC, but the so-called neolithic revolution or transition to so-called agricultural society about 10,000 BC probably occurred first in Anatolia. The origin and ethnic derivation of the most ancient inhabitants of Anatolia are not known, but it is certain that they were among the first if not the first, to have built a city. Before that, between 15,000 and 13,000 BC, we know only of nomadic hunters, as at Lascaux. At Çatal Höyük in the middle of the Anatolian plateau, a cluster of the firstreal houses was discovered on an area of thirteen hectares. They were constructed from clay bricks, the walls were regularly colour-washed on the outside, and certain of them were covered on the inside with wall paintings, similar to cave drawings but fulfllling an aesthetic function. Linked together in tiers, the upper houses opened onto the flat roofs of the ones below. The fourteen levels built up there correspond to a little more than one thousand years of occupation, from 6750 BC to about 5600 BC, that is to say, during the Neolithic period. These first ‘town dwellers’ were primarily farmers. They lived in family groups of five to seven persons, and were already cultivating wheat and vines, raising sheep and goats, and keeping dogs. They grew and wove flax, and possessed weapons of copper and lead, both for hunting and defence. They also traded with distant countries. At Çatal Höyük objects have been found made of volcanic glass and apatites which were unknown locally. We also know that they worshipped a Mother-Goddess, a goddess of fertility, whose terra cotta statuettes decorated their domestic altars.
*   The first Neolithic paintings found on man-made walls are in Çatalhöyük, Turkey.
Çatalhöyük is a center of “firsts” -first ceramic pots, first mirrors, first examples of woven materials, first wooden bowls, first wallpaints, among many other firsts.
*   The influence of the Hittite deities on the Greek gods is quite clear. It   was in Crete and Anatolia that the anthropomorphic development of the gods reached its conclusion’s. The cult of the Mother-Goddess, with a dying and resurrected god as consort and son, is very important in Crete. This cult, which was born in Anatolia, spread throughout the Middle East and the West right up until the corning of Christianity. Like so many things Minoan, the cult of the bull symbol -representing strength and fertility – probably came originally from the East. This ‘East’ implies Anatolia more particularly Neolithic Çatalhöyük, for sanctuaries in Cretan palaces, like those in Çatalhöyük, have bull-horns everywhere frescoes display bulls, and the doors of burial places are filled in with bull skulls.
*  Modern Europe is a venture of civilization that has evolved over three thousand years, and present-day Turkey at its geographical heart Modern Europe was born in the Eastern Mediterranean with roots in Egypt, Syria-Palestine-Asia Minor, Greece and Italy. This civilization has evolved over three thousand years. Present-day Turkey lies at the geographical heart of the region. It was largely in Turkey that belief in a single God came into being and spread, giving rise to the Judeo-Hellenic synthesis that is central to contemporary civilization. Today, Turkey is home to the most magnificent works of the Hellenistic-Roman era, which are daily reminders of this extraordinary heritage. Indeed, it is a synthesis of the legacies of Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia and Anatolia.. Civilization began in Anatolia around 6000 B.C. with the Neolithic town of Çatal Höyük. 
By Bilge Tonyukuk Enstitüsü zaman: Eylül 07, 2014

We have to make our niche at NEW MEDITERRANEAN

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1G39eEGhvx1X2RWWklDd1lpUURsWEQ4OUZ1SndSeWl1WFNn/view?resourcekey=0-FPlztCZILIFE7PmZgzFE6g

 

Balkan Nomad Yoruks

I’m one of the nomad yoruks in the land of clouds.

I am a descendant of my grandfathers who went to the Balkans and returned centuries later.

Yoruks, after fermenting Anatolia, performed the same humanitarian function in the Balkans.

Grandest Father Kosoglu Ismail’s photo
http://www.balkanpazar.org/balkan_turkleri/thumbs/pic%20(90).jpg

That photograph almost coincides with the first years of photography, the 1870s, and after the Russian War of 1877, the Russians came to bargain.

But they can’t cross the Rhodopes. From 1877 to 1885, the Ottomans established the “Eastern Rumelia state” to include Plovdiv and Pazardzhik.

After 1885, this state became history and the Ottomans completely lost Bulgaria. A photo of a turbulent period Ismail Aga’s photo I put on the site.

His dress shows that he’s a yoruk nomad.

While the Anatolian garments are wrapped around the head garments, the Balkans appear to have recovered in the form of fez. Also, in the photograph, socks and waist belt are the same as the Anatolian style, while the vest looks like the Balkan nomadic style like the headwear.

Particularly interesting are the nomad yoruks in Bulgaria, Greece and Macedonia.

In the link below, you can find information and photos about Balkan Yoruks.
http://www.balkanpazar.org/yorukler.asp

 

Perlite Expansion Plant build by Teknikmak Turkey in EGYPT, Africa. January 2018

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visit to India; Tamil Nadu and Mumbai; 3-14, March, 2016

17 Mart 2016 Perşembe

  • TAMİL NADU

To Have Memorial Tree in India

 Indian Gods


Will Have Great Shadow When Grow. Animal Farm

Casual Talk of the Villagers.


Easy Way of Indian Solutions

Peninsulas: Arabia, India, IndoChina

Bullocker

 Tamil Women

 

Temple

 Coconut Leaves become Bags and etc.

Temple

 Coconut Trees

Tamil Women

Women are Working in Construction SitesIndian Way of Welcoming You With Flowers

Woman Cutting Coconut

Barber


Gathering at Temple on Sunday…

 

  • MUMBAI

INDIA GATE

MUMBAI AIRPORT – MAHATMA GANDHI MUMMIE..

Similar Proverbs of Turks and Chinese

1.在牛的底部没有必要看小牛-öküz altında buzağı aranmaz / do not search for a calf under an ox
2.狂吠的狗不会伤害-havlayan köpek ısırmaz./the dog that barks much does not bite.
3.乌鸦在错误的时间公鸡的话就得被杀-vakitsiz öten horozun başını keserler./ the corck that crows at the wrong time is killed.
4.战败的摔角手不累摔角-yenilen pehlivan güreşe doymaz./ A defeated wrestler is not tired of wrestling.
5.谁得到了愤怒,坐下来与亏损-öfke ile kalkan zararla oturur./he who gets up in anger, sits down with a loss
6.驴并不领情水果拼盘-eşek hoşaftan anlamaz./ ass does not understand the compote
7.你播种下什么, 你会得到-ne ekersen onu biçersin./you harvest what you sow
8.问不是不好,不问是不好- sormak ayıp değil , sormamak ayıp./it is not disgraceful to ask, it is disgaraceful not to ask.
9.独身是伟大的-bekarlık sultanlıktır. /there is not sovereignty like bachelorhood.
10.苍蝇虽小,但是模糊了喂-sinek küçüktür ama miğde bulandırır./the fly is small but big enough to make the stomach sick.
11.乌鸦看见孩子后,它是好像鸡的猎鹰-kuzguna yavrusu Şahin görünür./the raven sees its chicken as falcon
12.针之前, 让自己沉浸再过其他人-iğneyi kendine bayır çuvaldızı başkasına./stick needle into yourself (to see how it hurts) before you thrust the packing needle into others.
13.烂豆的买方是瞎子-kurtlu baklanın kör alıcısı olur./the buyer of the rotten beans is the blind man.
14.从羊群中分离羊被狼吃掉-sürüden ayrılan koyunu kurt kapar./the sheep separated from the flock is eaten by the wolf.
15.余烬燃烧在哪里跌倒-ateş düştüğü yeri yakar./an amber burns where it falls.
16.什么燃起快,很快就熄灭-çabuk parlayan çabuk söner./what flares up fast, extinguishes soon.
17.过度保护眼睛得到斑点-sakınan göze çöp batar./an over protected eye gets the speck
18.七岁的人态度就是七十岁的人一样-insan yedisinde ne ise yetmiş yaşındada aynıdır./ what a man is at seven is also what he is at seventy.
19.格兰树很容易弯曲-ağaç yaş iken eğilir. / the green twig is easily bent.
20.裁缝自己失败撕开-terzi kendi söküğünü dikemezmiş. /tailor cannot sew his own rip.
21.面包工店的孩子总是穷-fırıncının çocuğu daima aç ./
22.两鸟一石-bir taşla iki kuş./killing two birds with one stone
23.两只手比一个好-bir elin nesi var iki elin sesi var./two hands are better than one.

By Bilge Tonyukuk Enstitüsü zaman: Eylül 07, 2014

Encouragement of Export In Theory And Practice With Special Reference To Turkey’s Experiment During Planned Period of 1963-1986

This thesis which attempted to search for Turkey’s experiment of encouragement of export within a comparative framev/ork of theoretical and practical aspects reached following conclusions.

Encouragement of export which is a public policy mechanism to intervene operation of national economy in foreign trade regulations has to be evaluated within the theoretical context of free international trade and protectionism contradiction which is a valid argument since XVth century. Initial systematic considerations concerning international economic relations were articulated by Merchantilist thinkers in XVth century preferring protectionist version of international trade. Protectionist and interventionist practises of Merchantilism created its antithesis in the second half of XVIIIth century which is known as Physiocracy. Physiocrats were the first liberals of the history of economic doctrines. Theory of Free Foreign Trade was put forwarded firstly by Physiocrats and developed by Adam Smith who is the founder of classical school with the introduction of the concept of “absolute superiority” in XVIIIth century and opposed by an American economist Alexander Hamilton with protectionist views. It should be noted herein that American economists remarkably favoured protectionism first representative of who was Alexander Hamilton and continued by H.C.Carey, S.Patten, W.F.Stolper and P.A.Samuelson. Second half of XVIIIth century witnessed both versions of international trade. While free foreign trade theory coincides with economic interests of France and England, protectionism was a necessary policy for the U.S.A.

Antique Languages and Turkish Language


Antique Languages and Turkish Language/Kadim Diller ve Türkçe1- Ancient Uighur Empire
[ Uighur Empire, history, language ]
2- Diversification of Languages
[ Languages, Ancient Scripts, History, Altaic ]
3- The Meaning of Petroglyphs
[ Petroglyphs, History, Language, Forgotten Past ]
4- The Asiatic Scythians
[ History, Language, forgotten past, Asiatic Scythians ]
5- Climatic Changes
[ Ice age, history, language, Climate ]
6- Universal Symbols
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, Universal Symbols ]
7- The Minoan Culture
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Minoan Culture ]
8- The Double-edged Ax
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Double-Edged Ax ]
9- The Etruscan Dice
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Etruscan Dice ]
10- Etruscan Inscriptions
[ History, Language, Forgotten Past, Etruscan Inscriptions ]
11- The Eastern Expansion
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, Kuril Islands ]
12- The Anatolian Expansion
[ History, Language, The Anatolian Expansion ]
13- Evolution of Scripts
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, Evolution of Scripts, Writing systems ]
14- Hittite Symbolism
[ Forgotten Past, History and Language, Hittite Symbolism ]
15- The Sacred Horn
[ The Sacred Horn, history, language ]
16- South-West Expansion
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, South-West Expansion ]
17- The Indus Valley Script
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Indus Valley Script ]
18- Towards Sumer and Elam
[ History, Language, Sumer, Elam, Forgotten Past ]
19- The Bull and the B
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The letter B ]
20- The Ugaritic Script
[ Baal, Anat, Ugarit, The Ugaritic Script, First Alphabet ]
21- African Expansion
[ African Expansion, history, language ]
22- Egyptian Deities
[ Egyptian Deities, history, ancient Egypt ]
23- The Orhun Valley Script
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Orhun Valley Script, Ancient Scripts ]
24- From Orhun to Canaan
[ Forgotten Past, History and Language, From Orhun to Canaan, Ancient History, Canaan ]
25- The Bird Symbolism
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, The Bird Symbolism ]
26- The ISSIK Kurgan
[ Forgotten Past, Architecture, The ISSIK Kurgani Kurgans, Horses ]
27- From Kurgans to Pyramids
[ Forgotten Past, Architecture, Kurgans, Pyramids ]
28- Kushan Empire
[ History, Language, Kushan Empire ]
29- Horses for Eternity
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, Kurgan, Horses ]
30- Hittite and Sumerian
[ Forgotten Past, History, Language, Hittite, Sumerian ]
31- Dunhuang Manuscripts
[ History, Language, Dunhuang Manuscripts, Xinjan ]
32- Celts, Gauls and Galatians
[ History, Language, Celts, Gauls, Galatians ]
33- Western Anatolia
[ Forgotten Past, Architecture, Maya Cities, Maya Pyramids ]
34- The Khasar Empire
[ Khazaria, Khazar Empire, Khazar Language ]
35- The Burrows Cave
[ Burrows Cave, Illinois ]
36- Olmec, Toltec and Maya
[ Olmec, Toltec, Maya, Maya pyramids, Ziggurat, Ancent scripts ]
37- The Indus Valley Language
[ Indus Valley, Ahmed Dani, Dravidian ]
38- Japanese Language
[ Japanese, Ainu, Altaic ]
39- The Tangut Culture
[ Tangut, Tibet, Tantra, Mantra, Mandala, Uighur, Khara Khoto ]
40- The Pacific Expansion
[ Easter Island, Inlayed eyes, Megaliths. ]
41- Megaliths of Europe
[ Megaliths, Traxien, Stonhenge, dolmens, menhirs ]
42- The Sumerian Language
[ Sumerian words, Muazzez İlmiye Çığ, Osman Nedim Tuna ]
43- Okinawa and Yonaguni
[ Ryukyu, Yonaguni Monument, Ziggurat, OK tribes, Oklahoma, Cherokee ]
44- The Indus Valley People
[ Ancient migration routes. Isotope indicators. ]
45- The Atlatl
[ Maya, Aztec, Inca, Zeus, Odin, Atlatl, Beringia ]
46- The Sunken Continent: MU
[ Easter Island, Yonaguni monument, J. Churchward ]
47- The Buildings of MU
[ The Uighur Empire, Saksaywaman, Cuzco-Peru ]

by Bilge Tonyukuk Enstitüsü:  September 11, 2016