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    COVID-19 pandemic and the global perspective of turkish thoracic society
    (AVES, 2020) Köktürk N.; İtil B.O.; Altınışık G.; Adıgüzel N.; Akgün M.; Akyıldız L.; Altın S.; Arıkan H.; Ateş G.; Ay P.; Aykaç N.; Babayiğit C.; Bostan P.; Cinel G.; Çalışır H.C.; Çelik P.; Çetinkaya P.D.; Dağlı E.; Demir A.U.; Demir C.; Dikensoy Ö.; Edis E.Ç.; Elbek O.; Erdinç M.; Ergan B.; Eyüboğlu A.F.Ö.; Gemicioğlu B.; Göksel T.; Gülhan E.; Gültekin Ö.; Gürkan C.G.; Gürgün A.; Havlucu Y.; Başoğlu O.K.; Karakurt S.; Karakurt Z.; Kılınç O.; Kocabaş A.; Kul S.; Müsellim B.; Naycı S.; Özkan M.; Pınarer Ö.; Saltürk C.; Sandal A.; Sayıner A.; Şen E.; Şimşek G.Ö.; Karadağ B.T.; Akyıl F.T.; Töreyin Z.N.; Uçan E.S.; Küçük F.Ç.U.; Varol A.; Yasin Y.; Yıldız T.; Arzu Yorgancıoğlu A.; Bayram H.
    It has been more than 3 months now since the first case of COVID-19 was reported in Turkey. Globally, the number of confirmed cases and deaths reached 9,653,048 and 491,128 respectively, as reported by 216 countries by June 27, 2020. Turkey had 1,396 new cases, 194,511 total cases, and 5,065 deaths by the same date. From the first case until today, the Turkish Thoracic Society (TTS) has been very proactive in educating doctors, increasing public awareness, undertaking academic studies, and assisting with public health policies. In the present report, social, academic, and management perspectives of the pandemic are presented under appropriate subtitles. During this critical public health crisis, TTS has once again demonstrated its readiness and constructive stance by supporting public health, healthcare workers, and the environment. This review summarizes the perspective of TTS on each aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic and casts light on its contributions. © 2020 by Turkish Thoracic Society.
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    The Sultan Tepe Site and its Surroundings in the Western Lower Bakırçay Plain. Investigating the Complex Layers of a Rural Residence in the Pergamon Micro-Region; [ZUSAMMENFASSUNG Der Fundplatz Sultan Tepe und seine Umgebung in der westlichen unteren Bakırçay-Ebene]; [ÖZET Batı Aşağı Bakırçay Ovası'ndaki Sultan Tepe Yerleşmesi ve Çevresi]
    (Reimer Gebr. Mann Verlag, 2023) Aksan Z.M.; Ludwig B.; Ateş G.; Skolik A.; Becker F.; Erkul E.; Rabbel W.; Lang J.; Al Jarad S.; Pirson F.; Schütt B.
    A rural site in the Pergamon Micro-Region, located in the western lower Bakırçay plain, has been discovered and investigated over the past two decades by two inter-disciplinary research projects, involving archaeology, ancient history, geography and geophysics. Results of recent geophysical prospections and geographical analysis in combination with archaeological data from intensive and extensive surveys allow several hypotheses on the function of the site to be drafted and interpretations to be developed, even without excavations. The comprehensive analysis of magnetic anomalies, architectural elements, pottery finds and the geographical characteristics of the sites suggests different phases of occupation and use from the late Hellenistic to the Byzantine period. An extensive rural residence with an agricultural character, possibly a Roman villa, formed the key phase of the Sultan Tepe site in the western lower Bakırçay plain. © 2024 Deutsches Archäologisches Institut.