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Yazarlar: Erman AKSOY

Konular:Sosyal

Anahtar Kelimeler:Lapseki-Lampsakos/Dardanelles,Archaeological Sites,Conservation Development Plan,Urban Icon

Özet: In this study, Ancient Lampsakos City Northern Necropolis located in Çanakkale-Lapseki Dalyan Region is evaluated in the context of sustainable protection. Lapseki, which has been a residential area until today with its location adjacent to the Dardanelles Strait, will be reconnected to the international transportation network with the 1915 Çanakkale Bridge. The impact of this process on heritage sites has accelerated conservation planning in archaeological sites in the city. The conservation plan, which is the subject of this study, is also prepared in this process. It is known that archaeological artifacts have been moved to museums and there are no archaeological remains in the area today. For this reason, the necropolis area with third degree archaeological site registration status, according to the provisions of the conservation legislation; It was opened for housing on the condition that pre-construction drilling excavation was made with the conservation plan. In this case, the planning team consisting of different experts took care of the sustainability of the archaeological heritage and suggested that this archaeological site, which can be opened to construction, be added to the urban identity and memory of the city with symbolic values. Thus, the sustainability of the archaeological sites to be opened for construction according to the legislation or the works exhibited in museums as the symbol of the city is envisaged.

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