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Analisis Manajemen Layanan Kepegawaian Berbasis Teknologi Informasi Menggunakan Framework Itil Versi 3 Di STIK Bina Husada
Authors: Irdian Saputra Muhammad
Published: November 2023

Bina Husada College of Health Sciences (STIK) is a company engaged in the education sector located in South Sumatra Province. The staffing service process for leave, overtime, and updating employee data at STIK Bina Husada still relies on paper based, so the HR (Human Resources) unit has to manually input recap data into SAP (Employee Administration System). Regional HR unit employees will be very vulnerable to making input errors which can be fatal for calculating employee salaries. The application of paper based on some leave, overtime and data update activities also causes the process to run less efficiently and effectively so that the processing time becomes longer. The method used in carrying out the repair process refers to the ITIL V3 domain service design framework. The results of improving the STIK Bina Husda staffing service business process for leave are an acceleration of an average time of 58.11 minutes due to the loss of PIC (Person in Charge) activity in requesting and submitting leave permit forms, as well as equal distribution of utilization to superiors, employees, and the HR area due to reduced responsible role. In the employee overtime process, the average time acceleration is 370.98 minutes due to the loss of the role of person in charge in carrying out manual recording, as well as equal distribution of usage among superiors, employees, and the HR area due to the loss of the role of person in charge. In the process of updating employee data, there was an acceleration of 22.6 minutes due to the loss of activity in providing forms and inputting employee data, and there was a change in the proportion of resource usage due to reduced activity in the HR area.
KETAHANAN IMPACT KOMPOSIT HYBRID KAIN LIMBAH GARMEN DAN SERAT GELAS SEBAGAI MATERIAL PENDUKUNG ENERGI TERBARUKAN
Authors: Purwono Arif Hidayat , Joharwan Johanes Wawan , Jamaldi Agus , Laksmana Agus Eka
Published: November 2023

Program Net Zero Emission (NZE) pada tahun 2060 menjadi target negara-negara di dunia dalam mengembangkan Rebewable and Green Energy termasuk di Indonesia. Perkembangan tersebut akan lebih efektif bila didukung dengan perkembangan meterial yang ramah lingkungan. Material baru yang unggul dapat dihasilkan dari penggabungan dua atau lebih material yang berbeda sifat. Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengetahui karakteristik bahan komposit berpenguat serat gelas dan kain limbah industri garmen sebagai alternatif material pendukung energi terbarukan. Proses pencetakan dilakukan secara hand lay-up menggunakan matrik poliester BQTN 157 Ex Yukalac dengan persentase kandungan pengat 100% serat kain, 100% serat gelas, 25% serat kain / 75% serat gelas, 50% serat kain / 50% serat gelas, 75% serat kain / 25% serat gelas, penguat fraksi volume sebesar 40% digunakan pada masing-masing variasi. Standart ASTM D 5941 digunakan sebagai acuan dalam prosedur pengujian impact. Hasil pengujian menunjukkan bahwa impact strength yang terbaik pada komposit berpenguat 75% gelas / 25% kain, nilainya yaitu 16,05 kJ/m², sedangkan komposit berpenguat 100% gelas dan 50% gelas / 50% kain memiliki impact strength yang hampir sama, nilainya 11,5 kJ/m².
SISTEM PENJAGA AKREDITASI UNGGUL (SIGAUL) UNTUK MENDUKUNG PERENCANAAN STRATEGIS AKREDITASI FAKULTAS ILMU KOMPUTER
Authors: Trisnapradika Gustina Alfa , Saraswati Galuh Wilujeng , Saputra Filmada Ocky , Pramono Renjiro Azhar , Mahendra Bagas Aditya , Gumelar Rizky Syah
Published: November 2023

Fakultas Ilmu Komputer (FIK) memiliki jumlah mahasiswa aktif terbesar di Universitas Dian Nuswantoro yaitu sebesar 7104 mahasiswa dan tercatat 707 mahasiswa telah selesai mengikuti MBKM di semester genap tahun ajaran 2022/2023. Angka ini bukanlah hal yang mudah untuk ditangani secara manual, maka perlu adanya sistem yang terintegrasi untuk mengelola MBKM di tingkat fakultas. Sistem yang dibangun diberi nama SIGAUL atau Sistem Penjaga Akreditasi Unggul. Selain akan membantu pengarsipan digital juga akan dapat membantu pihak fakultas untuk mengukur nilai kecukupan akreditasi. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode pengembangan sistem Extreme Programming yang memiliki memiliki 4 tahap yaitu planning (analisis kebutuhan sistem), design (perancangan usecase dan user interface), pengkodingan (VueJS dan Laravel) serta pengujian sistem. Metode ini lebih sederhana sehingga dapat mendukung tercapainya luaran yang ditargetkan. Adapun luaran yang dicapai dalam penelitian ini adalah sistem bernama SIGAUL, yang akan mempermudah kinerja Koordinator Kemahasiswaan FIK, tim LPM, juga para Kepala Program Studi dalam mewadahi mahasiswa yang berkeinginan untuk mengambil kegiatan MBKM, serta memudahkan fakultas dalam mengukur poin-poin penunjang akreditasi sehingga dapat mencapai tujuan yaitu FIK tetap dapat menjaga akreditasi Unggul dengan baik.
Perceiving Ecotourism Awareness under Regulatory Fit, Volunteering Experience and Lifestyle
Authors: Pertiwi Husna Putri , Raga Ridha Azka , Jasrial  , Nurhayati Syafiqoh , Harjo Dwikora
Published: November 2023

Indonesia has high potencies of ecotourism attractions, including its natural biodiversity and traditional values spreading in various regions of the archipelagos. However, the shortcoming remains exhibited by many individuals showing poorly pro-environment behavior in tourism places regarding to environmentally and socially. Therefore, our study aims to observe the effect of regulatory fit manipulation (promotion-focus vs. prevention-focus) on increasing emotional involvement to improve ecotourism awareness and examine the antecedent factors that influence individuals’ attitudes towards ecotourism attitudes, which are volunteering experience and consumptive lifestyle. This research is conducted by experimental research to examine two groups of participants under different regulatory fit manipulations (promotion-focus vs. prevention-focus). Data were analyzed by using the multivariate analysis method. Our study revealed that regulatory fit manipulation affects attitudes towards ecotourism, especially under different volunteering experiences and consumptive lifestyles. Thereby, we reveal that embodying regulatory fit for such an environmental campaign effectively enhances consumers’ attitudes toward pro-environmental and ecotourism.
Performance Of Village Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) Jeruju Berkah in Jeruju Big Village Kubu Raya District (Case Study of the Tourism Business Sector in the Equator Park Area Post Covid 19)
Authors: Sujendra Bima , Musa Pabali , Sihaloho Nahot Tua Parlindungan
Published: November 2023

This research aims to analyze the Development Strategy for Village-Owned Enterprises (B.U.M.D.E.S.) in Jeruju Berkah, especially in the Tourism Business Sector in the Equator Park Area in Jeruju Besar Village, Kubu Raya Regency, Post-Covid 19. This research is a qualitative descriptive research. The research results show that the establishment of Village-Owned Enterprises (B.U.M.D.E.S.) can be used as a strategy that should be considered in village development efforts and to improve community welfare. Meanwhile, the obstacles are the abandonment of Village-Owned Enterprises in the Equator Park Area Tourism Business Sector during COVID-19, the lack of number of visitors after the Village-Owned Enterprises in the Equator Park Area Tourism Business Sector reopened after COVID-19, and the lack of innovation carried out by the management in promoting Equator Tourism. Park. The efforts of the Jeruju Besar Village Government in overcoming obstacles to Village-Owned Enterprises to improve community welfare include formulating appropriate strategies, building cooperation with local governments, and recruiting competent human resources in the tourism sector.
The Effect of Profitability, Liquidity, Leverage, Dividend Policy and Foreign Ownership on Firm Value
Authors: Nadia Refika , Midiastuty Pratana Puspa , Suranta Eddy , Putra Danang Adi
Published: November 2023

This research aims to empirically test the influence of profitability, liquidity, leverage, dividend policy and foreign ownership on firm value. The sample used in this research is manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with a research period of 2018-2022. The sampling technique used a purposive sampling method with predetermined criteria there were 55 observations. The research results provide empirical evidence that leverage and foreign ownership have a positive and significant effect on firm value, while profitability, liquidity and dividend policy have no effect on firm value. This research provides implications for capital structure theory which states that the use of higher leverage will increase firm value and also provides implications for agency theory in explaining the relationship between foreign ownership and firm value and provides implications for signal theory in explaining the relationship between profitability and dividend policy on firm value.
Strategic Insights into Elevating Marketing Performance
Authors: Farida
Published: November 2023

This research aims to determine the strategies used by the Melati Farming Women's Group in Bogor to improve product marketing performance. This article presents strategic insights into the marketing performance of the sweet potato brownie business through a mixed methodology approach. Data collected in research consists of primary data and secondary data. Primary data was obtained through observations and interviews in the form of prices produced and costs incurred to operate the business to gain profits, and secondary data was obtained from publications from related agencies, various print and online media, books, and literature related to research. The data collection method in this research used interviews, observation and documentation. The results of this research show that through the application of strategic management practices, such as international standardization with the SQF Code, product innovation, and response to global trends, this group has created a strong basis for expanding their business into international markets, even though on a relatively small scale. Based on the results of processing the IFE matrix, the total score is 3.11. This illustrates that the sweet potato brownie product business is a strong company internally, and based on the EFE matrix processing results in the table above, the resulting total score is 3.11. This illustrates that the KWT Melati sweet potato brownie business has solid external business opportunities.
The Reasons Why Accounting Student (Not) Pursuing Public Accounting Profession: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Wulan Diajeng Fitri , Oktavia Reni , Syaipudin Usep
Published: November 2023

The accounting industry is considered a good career choice and the ideal outcome for accounting graduates. However, the number of public accountants has decreased recently. The public accounting profession is declining due to several causes, including the need for more laws and legal protection for the industry, accounting reporting, and the small market share for audit services. The identification, screening, and selection phases of the systematic literature review process were used in this study to review previous research. The data analysis utilized in this study was predicated on the basis of the 21 papers that were found in the Google Scholar database and dated from 2006 to 2023. Students' decisions to pursue a career in public accounting are influenced by a number of different factors, according to the findings of a comprehensive evaluation of all of the research that was published between the years 2006 and 2023. Academics less frequently use regression to manage data than SEM analysis. Future research is expected to concentrate mainly on extending the use of variables as a factor influencing students' motivation to become public accountants and the approaches used
Input-Output Analysis: Which Tax Incentive for Natural Resources Downstream Is Suitable for Indonesian Economy?
Authors: Wulandari Destiny
Published: November 2023

Indonesian government's policy to promote downstream natural resources leads to tax incentives policy intended to encourage the downstream. This study focuses on corporate income tax incentives in the form of net income reduction (tax allowance according to Article 31A of the Income Tax Law) by 30 percent for 6 years or corporate income tax reduction (tax holiday according to Minister of Finance Regulation Number 130/PMK.010 /2020) by 100 percent or 50 percent. Despite the positive or negative impact of tax incentives enactment argued in the previous studies, this study will calculate the impact on the economy provided by the mentioned tax incentive schemes quantitatively and will analyze which tax incentive scheme gives the greater impact on the economy. The analysis was carried out by using input-output analysis method to calculate the impact from output approach on secondary data in the form of the latest input output table released by Badan Pusat Statistik i.e., 2016 input output table. The result of the study shows that tax incentive in the form of tax holiday with income tax reduction by 100 percent provides greater impact on the economy than the others do. The total impact is getting greater and shows comparable results as the tax incentive rate increases. However, the result of this study implies that the implementation of tax incentives still needs the right tax incentive policy design to gain the expected results.
The Influence of Audit Opinion, Auditor Switching, and Number of Audit Committees on Audit Report Lag
Authors: Tomasila Brandon Christian , Pangaribuan Hisar
Published: November 2023

Despite the fact that listed firms must abide by standards set forth by the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) to submit audited financial reports and publish them, it has not reduced the number of companies that do not publish their financial reports in accordance with the applicable rules. As of February 2023, a total of 32 issuers have been sanctioned for late publication of their financial reports. A high audit report lag Table results in inaccurate and outdated financial information. This research's main goal is to prove how the number of audit committees, the number of audit opinions, and auditor change may affect how long it takes to produce an audit report. A quantitative research approach utilizing secondary data is employed for this investigation. The research focuses on manufacturing and transportation firms publicly traded on the IDX during the years 2020-2021. The sample size encompasses 160 companies, spanning a 2-year research period and yielding 320 data points. The analysis' conclusions show that audit opinion has a big impact on the audit report lag; in contrast, auditor switching and the number of audit committees do not have a substantial influence on this duration. The researcher recommends that future studies consider broadening the scope of the research population to enhance result accuracy and incorporate a more diverse sample.
The Influence of Operational Costs on Operating Income and Interest Rates on Non-PerformingiLoans in Banking Companies listed on thei Indonesian Stock Exchangei
Authors: Safitri Rani , Sulastri  , Andriana Isni
Published: November 2023

This study aims to analyze the effect of operational costs on operational income and interest rates on non-performingiloans in banking companies on the Indonesian Stock Exchange. iThe population in this study are banking companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for 2018 - 2022 with a totaliof 150 companies and a total sample of 30 companies. iThe sampling technique was purposive sampling. iThe data collection technique documentation is used from financial reports published on the IDX's official website, namely www.idx.co.id. iThe analysis used is multiple linear regression analysis with panel data. The results of this research show that operational costs on operational income have a significant positive effect on non-performing loans, This means that operational costs on operational income have not been able to minimize the level of non-performing loans, thus causing an increase in non-performing loans. while interest rates do not affect non-performing loans, which means that the interest rate position does not influence non-performing loans.
Causas e efeitos dos estigmas sociais na desassistência em saúde de populações vulneráveis
Authors: Brito Cláudia
Published: November 2023

Estigmas associados à População em situação de rua (PSR) e às Pessoas privadas de liberdade (PPL) são fruto de uma construçãosocio-histórica e implicam sofrimento físico e psíquico, rupturas familiares e sociais, afetando a reintegração social e o direito à cidadania. A proposta deste ensaio é refletir sobre estigmas e discriminações impregnados na vida cotidiana da PSR e PPL, suas causas estruturantes e consequências no cuidado de saúde. Nosso argumento é que eles constituem importantes barreiras no cuidado para aquelas pessoas mais necessitadas, bem como no autocuidado. Por outro lado, os profissionais de saúde têm papel estratégico no seu enfrentamento. Para percorrer esse caminho, utilizou-se contribuições teóricas das ciências humanas-sociais e experiências da vida real, obtidas por meio de entrevistas com essas populações e profissionais de saúde que as atendem. Nossa aposta é que conhecer melhor aquilo que se teme e refletir sobre nossas ações, geralmente burocráticas e automatizadas, representam passos importantes para a ressignificação e diminuição de preconceitos, impactando também a vida do binômio profissional-paciente e a produção de sentido e melhoria do cuidado prestado.
cidade como espaço de agenciamento e educabilidade para pessoas em situação de rua
Authors: Rodrigues da Costa Cleylton
Published: November 2023

O presente trabalho busca compreender a diversidade das vivências da população em situação de rua na cidade de Mossoró, interior do Estado do Rio Grande do Norte. A cidade estudada vem aumentando expressivamente a população em situação de rua nos últimos anos, tornando urgente estudar as suas estratégias de sobrevivência, suas leituras com o espaço urbano e, sobretudo,como esses sujeitos buscam na rua agenciamento de aprendizagens (para sobreviver) e autocuidados (para se manterem vivos)em um espaço tão negado e hostil. Por meio do trabalho de campo e do uso da etnografia como estratégia metodológica da pesquisa, foi possível encontrar diversas estratégias de sobrevivências, bem como uma cidade simbólica construída pelos sujeitos estudados. Estes resultados reforçam a hipótese da cidade como espaço de sobrevivência da população em situação de rua e a sua capacidade pedagógica de produzir uma cidade imaginária diferente da cidade vivida pelos outros sujeitos que não têm a rua como casa.
Políticas públicas de acolhimento para pessoas em situação de rua
Authors: Freire Barbosa Anna Christina , Fortes Lore
Published: November 2023

Este artigo apresenta os resultados de investigação que objetivou conhecer as estruturas discursivas acerca das sociabilidades associativas e dissociativas propiciadas pela ação governamental no acolhimento às pessoas em situação de rua no Nordeste, comfoco na execução da política pública desenvolvida pelo Centro de Referência Especializado para a População em Situação de Rua(Centro POP). Do ponto de vista metodológico, a pesquisa fundamentou- se na abordagem quali-quantitativa, utilizando a técnicade análise do Discurso do Sujeito Coletivo. Os participantes da pesquisa foram as equipes técnicas dos Centro POP das cidadesde Juazeiro (BA), Natal (RN), Petrolina (PE) e Salvador (BA). Por meio da análise do material coletado, foi possível problematizar oconjunto das representações sociais presentes nas práticas discursivas, enquanto figuras de sentido, para a performance da políticapública. Os resultados do estudo apontam para elementos que contribuem no sentido de propor ajustes quanto às formas deexecução das oficinas, ao tomar em consideração as questões relativas ao gerenciamento e direcionamento das relações comos usuários.
Exploring the relationship between organised crime and volume crime
Authors: Brown Rick , Smith Russell
Published: November 2023

Volume crimes such as burglary, theft, criminal damage, drug possession, assault and fraud are often treated in popular discourse as a separate category of criminal behaviour to crimes committed by organised criminal groups. Yet in reality there is considerable overlap, with organised criminal groups involved in various forms of volume crime. As part of a program of work investigating the criminal histories of members of organised criminal groups, this study explores the different ways in which such offenders could be involved with volume crime and their motivations for doing so. A typology describes eight ways in which members of organised criminal groups are involved in volume crime. These include professional organisation, methodologically sophisticated crime, covert business practices, service provision, brokerage, business protection, income generation and way of life. Further research should quantify the extent to which members of organised criminal groups in Australia participate in these activities.
What is the profile of child exploitation material offenders?
Authors: Brown Rick , Bricknell Samantha
Published: November 2023

Child exploitation material (CEM) is sexually abusive images of children that are typically disseminated via the internet. This paper reviews recent literature to establish a profile of those who view or collect CEM. CEM offenders are predominantly male, white, with an average age of between 35 and 45 and they are often single. They also tend to be better educated and are more likely to work in professional occupations than other sexual offenders. CEM offenders tend to be less assertive, less dominant and less socially confident than other sexual offenders and show higher levels of sexual deviancy. They are also more likely to sexually fantasise about children. They tend to have few previous convictions and are at low risk of reconviction. This study will help law enforcement and corrections practitioners to target resources towards this offending group.
Is methamphetamine use associated with domestic violence?
Authors: Dowling Christopher , Morgan Anthony
Published: November 2023

There is considerable evidence of the impact of methamphetamine use on violent behaviour. This paper presents findings from a review of existing research on the association between methamphetamine use and domestic violence. Eleven studies met the criteria for inclusion. Domestic violence is common among methamphetamine users; however, methamphetamine users account for a small proportion of all domestic violence offenders. There is evidence that methamphetamine users are more likely than non-users to perpetrate domestic violence. Importantly, methamphetamine use is frequently present along with other risk factors. This means methamphetamine use probably exacerbates an existing predisposition to violence, rather than causing violent behaviour.
Impact of the ‘Yes, I Can!’ adult literacy campaign on interactions with the criminal justice system
Authors: Wise Jenny , Harris Bridget , Nickson Ray , Boughton Bob , Beetson Jack
Published: November 2023

Low levels of literacy and education are often associated with negative interactions with and experiences of the criminal justice system. Low literacy also contributes to the over-representation of Indigenous Australians in the justice system. This paper examines service provider and criminal justice practitioner perspectives of the ‘Yes, I Can!’ adult literacy campaign. Interviews with 22 workers in regional New South Wales suggest that the majority believe the ‘Yes, I Can!’ program can potentially improve the type and frequency of interactions between Indigenous Australians and the criminal justice system. Overwhelmingly, participants viewed increasing literacy levels as key in empowering Indigenous Australians and enhancing encounters with criminal justice service providers. Further study and evaluation, including interviewing participants of the ‘Yes, I Can!’ campaign and community Elders, is of utmost importance.
Geografias descoloniais no Ensino Médio: (Re)visitando a demografia do Brasil na perspectiva dos multiletramentos
Authors: Carvalho Leonardo
Published: November 2023

Contexto: Este trabalho analisa a influência persistente da colonialidade nas esferas sociais, culturais e intelectuais, especialmente no modo como molda nossa perspectiva do mundo, autopercepção e produção de conhecimento, incluindo a geografia. Seu objetivo principal é conduzir uma análise qualitativa que reinterpreta o ensino de demografia brasileira no ensino médio, sob a ótica decolonial e dos multiletramentos, desafiando as influências coloniais no poder, no conhecimento e na identidade. A metodologia emprega uma abordagem teórico-prática que utiliza diversos meios, como escrita, música e elementos audiovisuais, com uma perspectiva multicultural. Busca promover uma compreensão decolonial da formação do povo brasileiro, suas territorialidades e espacialidades no contexto do ensino médio. Quatro obras são propostas como instrumentos analíticos: o livro “Ideias para Adiar o Fim do Mundo” de Ailton Krenak, a música “Palmares 1999” do Natiruts, a apresentação audiovisual “Precisamos Romper com os Silêncios” de Djamila Ribeiro no TED Talks São Paulo e a apresentação audiovisual “Youtuber Indígena Cristian Wari’u - Povos Indígenas do Brasil”. Considerações: Estas obras constituem uma base sólida para discussões críticas visando a construção de uma geografia humanística na educação básica. A combinação da Pedagogia dos Multiletramentos com a geografia oferece oportunidades significativas de aprendizado para a juventude contemporânea, com o propósito de confrontar as influências coloniais persistentes e promover uma abordagem descolonizada da geografia e cultura brasileira.
ARKEOLOJİNİN VE TÜRK DÖNEMİ ARKEOLOJİSİNİN KISA ÖYKÜSÜ
Authors: ÜRER Harun
Published: November 2023

The Renaissance in the 15th century led to increased trade between countries and continents, accelerating interaction between societies and leading to a new understanding and way of life. The augmented spending capacity of individuals during a particular epoch instigated a surge in the acquisition of relics and items of historical import. This burgeoning fascination with the past eventually gave rise to a novel field of study that is now recognized as Archaeology. The field of Turkish-Islamic Archaeology is a recent branch of archaeology that is chronologically divided into different fields of study. When considering only archaeological data, the history of the Turks spans approximately 2500 years, despite having a history that extends back thousands of years. The Turks’ first center was in Central Asia, where they emerged onto the stage of history, while their second center was in Anatolia. During the Ottoman period, the Turkish sphere of influence reached its widest borders in terms of the regions under its sovereignty in the world. It is evident that conservation approaches related to historical artifacts and cultural assets in Anatolia began to be implemented during the Ottoman period and in the second half of the 19th century. The most significant development for Turkish archaeology in the early years of the Republic was the dispatch of students abroad to receive training, as requested by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk himself. Upon returning home after completing their studies, the young archaeologists participated in excavations of ancient sites during the early years of their career. Other significant developments for Turkish archaeology include the establishment of the Turkish Historical Society in 1931, the Turkish Archaeological Institute affiliated with Istanbul University in 1934, and the Faculty of Language, History, and Geography in Ankara a year later. At present, Turkish Period Archaeology is represented by 32 excavation in 26 provincial centers, although not yet at the desired number. Institutionalized organizations such as the “International Symposium on Excavations, Research and Archaeometry” and the “Symposium on Excavations and Art History Research in the Middle Ages and Turkish Period” present new scientific discoveries and information to the scientific world every year. The multi-layered archaeological studies conducted in the geographies under the rule of the Ottoman Empire are significant in raising awareness of Turkish Period Archaeology. The addition of new Turkish Period Archaeology studies, which are still insufficient in number, is crucial for comprehending and promoting the historical process in Anatolia. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
EDİRNE YENİ SARAY VE KAZI TARİHÇESİ
Authors: APA KURTİŞOĞLU Gülay
Published: November 2023

In 1450, Edirne Palace, which was started to be built in the time of II. Murad, was built by his son Fatih Sultan Mehmet after the death of the sultan and named as the New Palace. The process that started with II. Murad, Fatih Sultan Mehmet,Suleiman the Magnificent, II. Selim, I. Ahmet, IV. Mehmet, II. Ahmed, III. Mustafa and It continued with the additions made during the reign of II. Suleiman. The New Palace, which was planned as a series of courtyards in accordance with the regulations, had 117 rooms, 21 divanhanes, 18 baths, 8 mosques, 17 large doors, 13 wards, 4 cellars, five printing houses and 14 pavilions. After Istanbul became the capital, as a result of the interest of the sultans, XVIII. Until the first half of the century, it was used in a well-kept condition in accordance with its purpose of construction. Edirne New Palace is a cultural heritage covering all phases of Ottoman architecture and art from Murad II to the end of the 19th century. Excavations to uncover many aspects of this heritage and to bring some of it into modern Turkish cultural life have a long history. The first excavations were initiated on 18 August 1956 by Tahsin Öz, Deputy Director of the Istanbul Archaeological Museum. Later, in 1973, the Edirne New Palace was re-excavated under the direction of Prof. Dr. Doğan Kuban with the participation of experts from the Edirne Museum. The third period of the excavations of the New Palace of Edirne was resumed in 1999 under the direction of the Edirne Museum. The excavations in this period were carried out in Matbah-ı Amire under the scientific supervision of Prof. Dr. Gönül Cantay. Excavations were carried out in Cihannüma Pavilion and Arz Room between 2004-2007. Between 2009 and 2015, Edirne New Palace Excavation continued under the presidency of Prof. Dr. Mustafa Özer with the decision of the Council of Ministers on behalf of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Trakya University. After a 2-year break, excavations resumed in 2018 under the scientific supervision of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gülay Apa Kurtişoğlu. As of 2020, a 12-month excavation status was granted by the Presidential decision and excavations continued under the presidency of Gülay Apa Kurtişoğlu until 2023. During the excavations, traces of the palace foundations and many small finds were found. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
DİYARBAKIR İÇKALE ARTUKLU SARAYI KAZISI
Authors: YILDIZ İrfan
Published: November 2023

İçkale Artuklu Palace Excavation is carried out in Amida Höyük, in the area of İçkale Museum Complex, in Cevatpaşa District of Diyarbakır Central Sur district. The excavation area is on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List. Artuqid Palace Excavation was first carried out by Prof. in 1961-62. Dr. It was held under the chairmanship of Oktay ASLANAPA. The excavation was then suspended, and after 56 years, in 2018, under the chairmanship of Diyarbakır Museum Directorate, Dicle University Faculty Member Prof. Dr. It was restarted under the Scientific Consultancy of İrfan YILDIZ. The excavation was granted the status of excavations carried out by Presidential decision in 2019. During the excavations carried out in 1961-62, the palace’s council chamber and bath with a courtyard, four iwans and a tile-decorated pool were unearthed. During the excavations carried out in 2018, a water source that has been flowing for thousands of years inside Amida Mound and a secret tunnel (escape tunnel) opened to this source were detected. During the excavations carried out between 2018 and 2022, the courthouse, reception hall and rooms of the palace were unearthed. According to the findings obtained during the excavations, the first settlement in Amida Höyük (in the center of Diyarbakır) dates back to 9000 BC, 9000 years ago. It was determined that it started in the 7000s (Middle Neolithic) and continued uninterrupted. During the excavations, the water system installed in the palace by the famous Islamic Scholar Ismail Ebu’l Iz bin Rezzaz Al Cezeri, the founder of the science of cybernetics, who lived in the palace for 25 years and built the world’s first robots, was discovered. In the studies, the tunnel where Meryem-i Dara, the ruler of the city, was said to have escaped when the Islamic armies conquered the city, was identified and data that would presuppose the accuracy of the information in the legends were obtained. During the studies, it was determined that a part of the famous İçkale Water Source, which is frequently mentioned in historical sources, is inside the mound today. Diyarbakır İçkale Artuklu Palace Excavation is also important in terms of changing the start date of the first settlement in the center of Diyarbakır and revealing the place where the famous Islamic scholar Al-Jazari built the first robots in the world, laid the foundations of the cybernetics and automation system and developed the crankshaft. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the tex
ESKİ FOÇA OSMANLI MEZARLIĞI
Authors: PEKTAŞ Kadir
Published: November 2023

Foça has an important place in terms of tourism with its bays, archaeological remains and unspoilt natural structure. Our first investigations in the Ottoman Cemetery, which is a part of the historical texture protected by archaeological sites, medieval castle and historical houses in the district centre, started in 2011. Foça (Phokaia), whose excavations revealed that the first foundation of the city dates back to 3000 BC, was one of the important port cities where Ionian culture developed in ancient times. Turkish rule in Foça, which witnessed the historical changes experienced by Western Anatolia, started in the XIth century with Çaka Bey for a short time. Foça, which was later taken over by Eastern Rome, became an important commercial colony after the agreements made with the Genoese. During the reign of Fatih in 1456, Foça and its surroundings were definitively annexed to the Ottoman lands. As a result of our excavation and inventory studies, it is understood that the cemetery, where intensive burials were made from the first half of the XVI. century, was used until the XX. century. When the excavations continue, it can be estimated that the date of the gravestones can be dated back to the middle of the XVth century when Foça came under Ottoman control. It was determined that the cemetery was actually spread over a wider area, and that it reached its present state after the urbanisation activities. During the studies, the entire area was plankotised and the numbered stones were placed in the general cemetery plan. On the part of the 2nd plot facing the alleyway, there are remains of a vaulted building probably from the Roman period. In the area opposite to this, the remains of the building, which survived at the foundation level during the recent excavations, must belong to the Turkish period. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
AYASULUK TEPESİ ST. JEAN ANITI KAZISI VE OSMANLI DÖNEMİ İZLERİ
Authors: MİMAROĞLU Sinan , BARANAYDIN Fırat
Published: November 2023

Ayasuluk Hill and the Monument of St. John were included in the Unesco cultural heritage list under the name of Ephesos and its components. Ayasuluk constitutes the first and last settlement area of Ephesos. The settlement, which covers a wide range of history from the Bronze Age to the Ottoman period, is located at a high point overlooking the plain of Ephesos. Ayasuluk Hill, which yields many finds about the Middle Bronze Age settlement, is thought to have hosted the capital settlement of the Arzawa-Mira Kingdom with the name “Apasas” in Hittite inscriptions. The city settlement, which spread over a very large area, was moved to a smaller and sheltered area with the Sassanid and Arab attacks that developed in the east of the Roman Empire. Since Ayasuluk Hill was home to the tomb of St John, the importance of Ayasuluk Hill settlement increased during the Byzantine Period. Important construction activities were carried out on Ayasuluk Hill during the reign of Emperor I. Iustinianus. Later, when Aydınoğlu Principality took Ephesos, Ayasuluk Hill was the centre of the settlement. During the Ottoman period, the inner castle, which served as an outpost where the garrison stayed and taxes were collected, lost its importance. During the Aydınoğlu Principality period, the Castle Mosque was first built in the Ayasuluk Hill Inner Castle. Castle Pavilion, East and West cisterns were built. During this period, the outer walls lost their function and only the inner castle was used by the central administration. Over time, the settlement descended to the plain towards the south of the hill. The first excavations were started by Greek Archaeologist Sotiriou in August 1921. In 1951, the Austrians continued to work on the church and its surroundings. In 1958, the works carried out by the Ephesus Museum Directorate, supported by the American businessman G.B. Quatman, were continued by the Ephesus Museum Directorate from 1974 to 2006. The studies carried out under the presidency of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Büyükkolancı between 2007- 2019 are being carried out under the presidency of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sinan Mimaroğlu as of 2020. This study covers the history, structures and excavation works of Ayasuluk Hill settlement. In line with this scope, it is aimed to understand the place of a wide range of dates, especially in Western Anatolian civilisation, with the archaeological dating and excavation methods by scanning ancient sources, archival records, related publications. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
İZMİR / SMYRNA KAZISI OSMANLI DÖNEMİ İZLERİ
Authors: ERSOY Akın , ALATEPELİ Sarp , ŞAKAR Gözde , ÇAKMAK Ozan
Published: November 2023

The archaeological excavations of Smyrna / İzmir, which started about 100 years ago in the Smyrna Agora and continued intermittently in the last century, have yielded important data on the ancient building elements and urban fabric of the city, and these data have contributed to the literature in terms of the awareness of the history and archaeology of Izmir. Since 2007, the excavation and documentation works carried out within the scope of ‘Excavation, Research and Restoration Works of the Ancient City of Smyrna’ have yielded important data on the city’s Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Periods, as well as the structures and finds of the Turkish Period. In this context, the excavations carried out in various sectors in the historical city center of Izmir, which has been continuously inhabited for 2500 years, are especially important for the elucidation of the limited data on the Ottoman Period of the city. This article discusses the Turkish-Muslim cemeteries in and around the Smyrna Agora, Ottoman Period buildings and finds, and the masjid structure in Kadifekale based on the findings of the studies carried out to date. In addition, the results of the excavations at the Çuha Bedesteni and İzmir Economic Congress Building, which are being carried out under the supervision of the İzmir Museum Directorate and the Excavation Directorate of the Ancient City of Smyrna in the historical city center, and the results of the ground drillings carried out within the scope of the infrastructure and superstructure works carried out in Kemeraltı were also shared. While the fountains, cisterns and dwellings in and around the Smyrna Agora, which bear witness to the Ottoman Period of Smyrna, indicate the existence of civil and commercial life in the area, the variety of small finds uncovered during the excavations shows that Smyrna, which came to the fore as a port city, became an important export and import center in time and maintained this importance until the mid-19th century. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
HARRAN KAZILARI VE GELECEĞE KISA BİR BAKIŞ
Authors: ÖNAL Mehmet
Published: November 2023

In this study, the structures unearthed in the ancient city of Harran by our archaeological excavation team since 2012 are introduced. In addition, future studies of our excavation team about Harran are also stated. The research questions in our article are as follows: What are the Medieval Islamic and Turkish Period structures unearthed in recent archaeological excavations in Harran? What are the differences of these structures from other similar structures in their period? How were the ruins of Harran affected by the February 2023 earthquake centered in Kahramanmaraş and Hatay? What works are planned in Harran in the coming years? In this study, medieval Islamic and Turkish structures in Harran, which were determined by benefiting from Ibn Jubayr, Ibn Shaddad, and the History of Harran by R. Şeşen, as well as the baths, bazaars, madrasas, city walls, etc. unearthed in the archaeological excavations. evaluated by comparison with their similarities. In addition, publications on the subject with articles of the excavations carried out in Harran by Rice and Yardımcı were also used. In the article, information is given about the city walls of the Ancient City of Harran, the Citadel, the Place Bath unearthed here, and its architectural features. Additionally, Harran Great Mosque and the Bazaar Bath, monumental water well, Courtyard with Fountain and Public Latrines, bazaars, and Perfume Shop, which were unearthed during the excavations to the east of the mosque, are introduced. Findings of the study: The ancient city of Harran, the city of commerce, belief, and science, was the gateway of Mesopotamia to Anatolia, was the capital during the Umayyad period, and was always the important city of Diyar-ı Mudar, in the Middle Ages, mosques, baths, bazaars, schools, madrasas, etc. It also enabled the development of monumental structures in Harran. For example, Harran Great Mosque is the oldest and largest monumental mosque in Anatolia. Harran Bazaar Bath is also the oldest Islamic period bath in Anatolia. The Islamic architecture, which developed in Harran with its capital city skills, was also exported to Anatolia. This effect can be seen in the mosque plan with a nave parallel to the mihrab, gable roof, square minaret, Rumi patterned stone decoration, baths with basins, water systems, fountains, celled toilets, and bazaars. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text
KARACAHİSAR KALESİ KAZISI
Authors: YILMAZYAŞAR Hasan
Published: November 2023

Karacahisar is a medieval castle located 7 km away from the center of Eskişehir. There is no definite information regarding the castle’s name before the Ottoman period. The name “Karacahisar” is first encountered in Ottoman chronicles. According to the narratives within these chronicles, Karacahisar was the Ottoman Beylik’s first conquest. Additionally, the castle is known as the site of the first sermon and the implementation of the initial tax. It is evident that Dorylaion (Eskişehir) was a multifaceted / multi-focused city during the Byzantine era, and Karacahisar served as one of the fortified areas safeguarding the city and the region. Evidence obtained particularly from coins indicates the presence of a settlement within the castle since the 7th century (Phase I). Also based on the distribution of archaeological findings, it is understood that the castle was used intermittently until the 11th century (probably depending on the defense needs of the city and the region), and a comprehensive repair and construction process took place in the last quarter of the 12th century (1175, during the Myrocephalon War) (Phase II). In the 13th century, Seljuk coins from that era were discovered in the castle, which was located on the border between the Seljuks and Byzantium. It was noted as a significant result that the castle was permanently conquered by Osman Gazi (1288), after the date represented by the Seljuk coin of Keyhüsrev III (1266- 1284). The architectural characteristics observed in the third phase of the castle belong to the Early Ottoman period. Archaeological findings indicate the existence of substantial habitation within the castle during this period. The earliest finding that can be dated to the Ottoman period is a silver coin attributed to Orhan Gazi. The presence of numerous coins associated with Murad I, Yıldırım Bayezid, Emir Süleyman, Çelebi Mehmed and Murad II within the castle further indicates that Karacahisar retained its strategic importance during these periods. These data are compatible with the information found in written sources. Apart from the Ottoman coins, the other coins found in the castle are mainly dated to the 14th and 15th centuries (Germiyanoğlu, Karaman, Menteşe, Aydınoğlu, Candaroğlu, Mamluk and Latin). Datable ceramics, the most intense group of finds of the excavations, also pointed to the same conclusion as the coins. The significant decrease in archaeological data starting from the second half of the 15th century also supported the information in the archive document stating that the castle was abandoned during the reign of Mehmed the Conqueror. The disappearance of the strategic importance of Karacahisar after the Ottoman Empire took complete control of the region during the reign of Mehmet the Conqueror was interpreted as the main reason for these results. For more detailed information, please refer to the Extended Abstract at the end of the text