Field surveys and document searches reveal spatial differences in high precipitation settlements of Turkey, indicating cultural and agricultural influences.
To understand the spatial composition of intermountain settlements on slopes with relatively high winter precipitation in the Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia Regions of Turkey, document searches and field surveys were conducted in the Çevre Village in Bitlis and in the Aran Village in Mardin and discussed my results. I found similarities between the settlements, including the locations of the primary school, many two-storied houses, and many ground floors partly under slopes. However, I also identified many differences of spatial composition that probably reflects the differences between farming and pastoral settlements, the architecture of the regional cultures, and such area histories as the forced migrations in Çevre.
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