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In ?Sk?L?P, The Wood Mosques And Tombs Have Been Bu?Lt ?N ÇAnti Techn?Que

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  • DoÄŸan KOÅžAN

    (Hitit Ãœniversitesi)

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Cant? tradition has been used the basic building materials in areas where there are plenty of forests. Especially in mountain villages not only in mosques and tombs; houses, churches, barns, is a technique that has been applied in buildings such as warehouses. basic construction techniques in architecture can be said of mountain villages.Cant?  technique; A method of integrally formed with the tree to be fitted on top. Ground floor sitting on the thick tree stumps or stones, masonry structures built of wood, was built with each other at the edges with Kurtbogazi passed the tree screen. Superimposed trees are nailed to the top and bottom holes of trees to interlocking is passed. Çorum city, the northern regions of ?skilip is forestry areas. Oak and pine trees in the region are common tree species and  the Çant? technique is seen as widely used in the local architecture. Roughly hewn wood planks that make up Canter is purified from the bark. In the middle of the tree trunk is achieved in two separated two parts. A face of these parts sawmills harvested properly. The other faces sometimes is sometimes harvested in three directions with roughly sawmills or ax in either direction. In this notice, ?skilip mosques and tombs built in çant? technique have been examined and  discussed  in the place of the Black Sea Region religious architecture.

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  • DoÄŸan KOÅžAN, 2016. "In ?Sk?L?P, The Wood Mosques And Tombs Have Been Bu?Lt ?N ÇAnti Techn?Que," Eurasian Art & Humanities Journal, Eurasian Academy Of Sciences, vol. 5(5), pages 80-92, February.
  • Handle: RePEc:eas:arthum:v:5:y:2016:i:5:p:80-92
    DOI: 10.17740/eas.art.2016-V5-04
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