معرفی
Dr. Ü. Saim CİRTİL is a Lecturer in the Department of Art History at Pamukkale University. His academic career focuses on Anatolian cultural heritage, with particular attention to medieval architecture and archaeological findings in regions like Denizli, Kayseri, and Konya. His work bridges historical documentation with material culture analysis.
Education:
- Licence in Archaeology and Art History, Selcuk University (1988)
- Degree in Art History, Selcuk University (1991)
- Doctorate in Art History, Selcuk University (2001)
Research Interests encompass Anatolian medieval architecture, funerary monuments, and cultural continuity during the transition from Seljuk to Ottoman periods. His studies also investigate numismatic evidence from excavations and traditional rural architecture in Denizli.
Publications span tomb analysis (Herakles Sarcophagus, Emirzadi Mehmet Zengi), archaeological reports (Muğla-Yatağan Tepecik), and regional studies on mosques, water structures, and ethnographic works. His research combines fieldwork with historical contextualization.
