Mankind has required various tools and tools in order to survive since its existence in all its vitality, and has clung to life by producing and using the environments and equipments needed in groups/communities from nature. At the same time, man is a social entity. According to the data provided by the oldest settlements, human beings began to obtain tools from the Nile Valley to the Early Asian Geography and from the beginning of the Paleolithic Period in Anatolia. Later, by developing this skill, he discovered agriculture, pottery, the importance of women, and built houses for him. He started a more regular social life. Man has produced terracotta for ages and still continues to produce including today's industry. In addition to all these, the rich, sociocultural descriptive material and pottery that it has given from the past to the present day presents us with a large number of disciplines both archaeological and ethnographic, from the decorations to the forms and the degrees of cooking. When we think that Anatolia is a rich cultural geography within this scope, it is a fact that this being constitutes an important area of our cultural assets.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Review Articles |
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Publication Date | December 22, 2020 |
Acceptance Date | September 16, 2020 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020 Issue: 4 |