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DenizKarakurt

1556 pts · November 15, 2022

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Deniz Karakurt Author, writer, photographer, researcher... http://denizkarakurt.com.tr/ https://www.facebook.com/krkrt.dnz https://twitter.com/krkrt_dnz https://linkedin.com/in/krkrt-dnz https://www.instagram.com/krkrt.dnz https://tr.pinterest.com/krkrtdnz https://archive.org/details/@karakurt_deniz https://avesis.cumhuriyet.edu.tr/dkarakurt https://cumhuriyet.academia.edu/DenizKarakurt https://www.goodreads.com/deniz_karakurt https://denizkarakurt.blogspot.com/ https://www.edebiyatla.com/uyeler/deniz-karakurt-31302 https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/117645751488493417341/photos/ Deniz Karakurt, the first child of a family that immigrated from Turkey to work as a worker and settled in Germany, was born in 1978 in Bremerhaven, the port city of Bremen. During his stay in this country, he lived under the traditional family roof with her parents as well as her grandparents. Upon the death of his father as a result of a work accident, he made a definite return to Turkey with his family. After that, he spent most of his summer holidays in Akçakışla sub-district of Şarkışla district. Here and in the surrounding villages he visited from time to time, he got to know the rural life and folk literature closely. He completed his primary, secondary and high school education in his hometown, Sivas. He left his Mining Engineering education in Eskişehir in his second year and returned to Sivas. He graduated from the Department of Business Administration at Cumhuriyet University. After working as a civil servant in Kütahya for nearly two years, he completed his military service as a tank soldier in Istanbul. The author, who is still working about Accounting at Sivas Cumhuriyet University, is married. He speaks German and English. He is the author of many books, especially The Apple and Turkish Mythology Dictionary. “In the past, fairy-tale stories were told around the hearth in the village rooms, which were the common property of the village community, for days or even weeks. These used to take the place of the TV series in the times when the technology was not yet developed. In my childhood, I had the opportunity to witness the last examples of this oral narrative tradition.” – Deniz Karakurt / Newspaper Pusula–”

Boğsak - Taşucu / Mersin

Sivrialan Village - Winter (2024)

Kanytelles - Erdemli / Mersin (30-07-2024)

Çanakçı Rock Tombs

Snake

Partridges

Herd of Sheep

Amusement Park Train

Kaldırak Creek

Boğsak - Night

Stone and Wood

Decauville Wagons

Dog on the Hill

Trees and Sea

Garden Gate and Blooming Trees

The Road on the Hill

Angut Ördeği (Shelduck)

Hittite Houses (Replica)

Küçükyağlı Village

Kültepe / Kaneş Karum

Loğ Taşı

Karahöyük Village

Kültepe / Kaneş Karum - inside Visitor Center

Abandoned ruin house

Turtle

Flower

Acısu Creek

Rabbits

Geleni

Shrub

Şahruh Köprüsü - Kulunç Taşı

Village

From the Window of the Car

Hacı Kasım Mosque

Şahruh Köprüsü

Hanlı Höyüğü

Ruins

Funnel

Mergesen Höyüğü

Ruins

Meraküm

Abandoned House

İhsanlı Köyü Su Deposu

Emlek Hüyük

The Herd

Koyuncu Höyüğü

Alıkören Höyüğü

Kepez ve Düğnük Kaya

Seten - Sivrialan

Vegetable Bazaar

Çepni Creek

Balaklar

Abandoned House

Kınalıkapı - Çepni

Abandoned House

Mansion Repair

Pınarbaşı (Gemerek)

Hacıfakılı Village

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