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    Archaeological Parks in The Frame of Sustainable Archaeological Sites
    (Univ Namik Kemal, 2016) Tuna, Aysun; Erdogan, Elmas
    With their rich historical, cultural data, archaeological sites that bear the marks of human life are sources of information for the past. Conservation of archaeological assets is crucial for preserving city culture and developing sustainable settlements. In this manner, strategies for preserving historical urban landscape and reviving urban history and culture must be utilized in order to transform original historical settlements to sustainable cities. As an archaeological sites revival strategy, archaeological parks provide both cultural and archaeological legacy management and urban recreational activities and are seen as a new center for interpretation within cities. Those parks created in order to preserve historical sites and historical landscapes can either serve as archaeological sites parks and museums. And all of this variety makes up the components of archaeological parks. In this article an analysis of the archaeological park concept was made, them, the approach of archaeological park aiming the sustainability of local identity, socio-cultural diversity was explained. And finally, such design proposals for sustainable archaeological sites were set evaluating current applications conducted in Turkey.
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    Evaluation of Prusias ad Hypium (Konuralp) Ancient City as Archaeological Park
    (Kastamonu Univ, Orman Fak, 2017) Tuna, Aysun; Erdogan, Elmas
    Aim of study: The main aim of the research is the formation of an environment revealing and protecting the historical and cultural values of Konuralp Archeological Site; and dealing within the framework of the main idea of archeological park which is the method of protection and refunctioning of the area and historical environment enlivenment method; and putting forward an integrated approach evaluated as far as social, cultural and trading aspects are concerned. Area of study: This study was conducted at Konuralp Archeological Site and its environs situated at Konuralp District of Duzce province in the West Black Sea Region of Turkey. Material and Methods: The method of the research had three stages, literature survey and data collection, site analysis studies in Prusias ad Hypium (Konuralp) archeological site at macro and micro scales studies phases. Main results: An archeological park landscape design project has been proposed to emphasize the importance of Konuralp Ancient City (Prusias ad Hypium) and to protect and re-functioning of cultural heritage in a healthy, livable and aesthetic environment. During the project preparation, the targets have been determined for any type of physical-spatial arrangements based on the qualification of archeological site, and the necessities determined in the research area were considered and it was aimed that historical environment quality will be improved by environmentally compatible designs. Research highlights: In this paper, archeological park concept was scrutinized as a cultural heritage protection method for sustainable development, and application of this model in Konuralp Ancient city was offered.