Abdullah Ateş
Biographic Data
| ID | 4817862 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Abdullah Ateş |
| GIVEN NAMES | Abdullah |
| FAMILY NAME | Ateş |
| SIGNATURE | ATEŞ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ankara University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4236-6794 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Investigation of magnetic surveying data of buried grave jars in Harmanoren Necropolis (Turkey) using linear transformations and analytic signal
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall-like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Archaeomagnetic surveys of the anonymous graves in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
There are ancient graves in the Khosho Tsaidam region of Mongolia, in the vicinity of historical Turkish monuments. The geological setting of the region is indicative of a marshland with partitioning of the Orkhun River into two branches. Magnetic surveys were carried out at two of the anonymous graves to decipher their origin and possible relationship with the old Turkish temples. Grey images of the magnetic anomaly maps are produced to enhance …
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall‐like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall‐like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Investigation of magnetic surveying data of buried grave jars in Harmanoren Necropolis (Turkey) using linear transformations and analytic signal
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall-like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall-like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Archaeomagnetic surveys of the anonymous graves in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
There are ancient graves in the Khosho Tsaidam region of Mongolia, in the vicinity of historical Turkish monuments. The geological setting of the region is indicative of a marshland with partitioning of the Orkhun River into two branches. Magnetic surveys were carried out at two of the anonymous graves to decipher their origin and possible relationship with the old Turkish temples. Grey images of the magnetic anomaly maps are produced to enhance …
Archaeogeophysical investigations around the Bilge Qagan monument in Khosho Tsaidam, Mongolia
Ancient Turkish monuments in Mongolia are historically important owing to the earliest Turkish and Chinese inscriptions written on them. In this paper, magnetic and conductivity meter surveys conducted in the vicinity of the Bilge Qagan monument are presented. Magnetic and conductivity maps show rectangular shaped anomalies, which could be caused by a buried wall‐like structure or floor tiles to protect the Bilge Qagan monument. The Altar Stone, …
Investigation of magnetic surveying data of buried grave jars in Harmanoren Necropolis (Turkey) using linear transformations and analytic signal
Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Geophysical and Geoelectrical Methods (3 works) · Geophysical Methods and Applications (3 works) · Magnetic anomaly (3 works) · Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Studies (2 works) · Inner mongolia (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works) · Physics (2 works)