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Resource Name Land Registry Archive since the Ottoman Empire
Author EDITOR: Mehmed Zeki Adlı
ISBN 978-490-004-0
Material type Text
Subject archives, Ottoman Empire, land proprietary, social structure; Balkans (Europe)
Publisher Directorate general of Land registry and Cadastre, Department of Archive for Land registry, Ankara

Year 2010
Format 30 cm, 152 p., color ill. 105
Format printing
Language English
Annotation At the time of Ottoman Empire it is believed that paper and writings were sacred and holly and archives in which documents were saved were considered as treasury of the State. Such attitude and understanding caused arrival of rich archives treasuries consisting of millions of original manuscripts and documents from the Ottoman era to the present day. A significant portion of the Ottoman archives treasuries which are the most valuable historical and cultural heritage of Turkey however has been preserved and kept by the central Administration. These archives have been used both as reference sources for scientific researches and have been disposed to the service of state and nation as documentary and corroborative certificates for the proprietary rights. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.
Link to electronic resource https://www.tkgm.gov.tr/sites/default/files/2020-12/6-OSMANLI%27DAN%20G%C3%9CN.T.AR%C5%9E%C4%B0V%20%20%C4%B0NG%C4%B0L%C4%B0ZCE.pdf

Preface – Presentation – Contents – Introduction – Chapter I. Archive documents available at land registry archive department – Chapter II. Reflections of understanding and concept of the Ottoman’s art onto archive documents – Chapter III. Our projects – Glossary – Bibliography.

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