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Etkinlikler / Upcoming activities
The Ottoman Balkans: A Symposium in Honour of
Machiel Kiel
June 27, 2008 -
2-6PM
Preliminary Program (pdf)
14:00 – 14:10 Fokke Gerritsen, Maximilian Hartmuth / Introduction
EARLY OTTOMAN REALITIES
14:10 – 14:30 Mariya Kiprovska (Bilkent University)
Legend and historicity: The Binbir Oklu Ahmed Baba Tekkesi and its
founder
14:30 – 14:50 Grigor Boykov (Bilkent University)
In search of vanished Ottoman monuments in the Balkans: Minnetoğlu
Mehmed Bey’s complex in Konuş Hisarı
STUDYING THE OTTOMAN HERITAGE OF THE BALKANS
14:50 – 15:10 Stephen Lewis
The Ottoman patrimony of Bulgaria revisited: monuments, issues,
memory
15:10 – 15:30 Maximilian Hartmuth (Sabancı University)
“Not fully meeting the requirements of this style”: A note on the
beginnings of the study of the Ottoman architectural heritage of the
Balkans
15:30 – 15:45 Discussion
15:45 – 16:00 Coffee Break
RESTORING THE OTTOMAN HERITAGE OF THE BALKANS
16:00 – 16:20 Kemal Kutgün Eyüpgiller (Istanbul Technical
University)
Preliminary results from the survey of Rumelikavaği fort
16:20 – 16:40 Zeynep Ahunbay (Istanbul Technical University)
Recovering the remnants of the Alaca Cami at Foča
THE ARCHIVES AND THE FIELD
16:40 – 17:00 İlknur Kolay (Istanbul Technical University),
Ottoman building materials and the brick and roof tile: Some remarks
based on archival documents
17:00 – 17:20 Rossitza Gradeva (American University in Bulgaria)
Some thoughts on church construction and reconstruction in the
pre-reform Ottoman Balkans
17:20 – 17:35 Discussion
17:35 – 18:00 Reception
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Previous activities
2008
Symposium Orient & Occident / West meets
East in Istanbul
organized jointly with Utrecht University, Université de la Picardie,
Amiens & Ankara University
25-26 June 2008
(more information)
Lecture
René Rouwette The changing perspective?
Pragmatists and Opportunists in
Dutch-Turkish relations, 1947-1974
16 June 2008
(more information)
Lecture Dr. Alexander de Groot
The Nature of the Dutch Capitulations
(1612-1634-1680) 6 May 2008
(more information)
Symposium
and Workshop Museums Engaging Communities
organized with Bilgi University 11-12 April 2008 (more
information)
Symposium
Culture, religion and identity: Current
Groningen Research on the Postclassical City (300BC-300AD)
24 January 2008 (more
information)
Lecture
Hanneke van der
Heijden While the furniture whispers and
the clouds cry out loud: Aşk-ı Memnû: Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil’s novel
(‘Forbidden love’, 1900) through the eyes of a Dutch translator
21 January 2008 (more
information)
2007
New Year’s
wishes 2008
Workshop The
Astrolabe, Wilfred de Graaf and Hüseyin Şen (Utrecht
University) 14 November, 2007 (more
information)
Symposium
Conservation, Restoration, and Re-usage of Ottoman Architecture
Practices and Problems in Turkey, the Eastern Mediterranean, and the
Balkans
October 9, 2007
(more information)
Lecture
Dr. Joanita
Vroom (RCAC fellow, Sheffield University)
Mr. Turkey
goes to Turkey, or: how the 18th century Dutch diplomat Cornelis
Calkoen lunched at the Ottoman court
May 23, 2007
(abstract)
Lecture
Prof. Dr. Onno van Nijf (Groningen University)
Public Space and
Political Culture in Roman Termessos
May 10, 2007
(abstract)
Lecture Dr. Miguel John Versluys (Leiden U., U. of
Amsterdam)
Whose identity? Material culture in Hellenistic and Roman Commagene
April 11, 2007 (abstract)
Kraliçe
Beatrix Hollanda Araştırma Enstitüsü ziyaret ediyor
Queen Beatrix visits the Netherlands Institute in Turkey
2 Mart – March 2, 2007
(briefing for
Her Majesty)
Sempozyum - Symposium
Türkiye’de Endüstri Arkeolojisi
Industrial Archaeology in Turkey
Jointly organized with the Turkish
History of Science Society 2 Mart - March 2, 2007 (program)
2006
Annual
Report
NINO-NIT Annual Report 2006
(links to NINO website)
Lecture and
Documentary Evening
7 Aralık - December 7, 2006
Lecture: Joris Oddens
on the 17th c. travel diary of Gerard Hinlopen
Documentary: Karadeniz
Jointly organized with the Netherlands Consulate-General
Konferans
Dr. Lucinda Dirven (University of Amsterdam)
Deities, Cults and Dogs in Hatra. Religious
Continuity and Change in a pre-Islamic Desert City
June 8, 2006 (poster)
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