Özet:

From ancient times to today, Tire, one of the most popular settlements of Western Anatolia, is a museum-city with numerous monuments of architecture of the Aydınoğulları Beyliği and the Ottoman periods and well preserved textures. Those who were in the midst of the world, and who were in the midst of the world, and who were in the midst of the world, were in the midst of the world. In the city many mosques, han, hamam, medrese, turbe, etc. from these periods to the present day. There is a monumental building. It is one of the greatest of our day, and one of the greatest of our day. Between 2015 and 2017, the building has been restored in accordance with approved rally, restoration and restoration projects. During the restoration work, some data has been obtained suggesting that the hamam could be used by the Jewish community in Tire. There is a number of different types of clothing, such as clothing, clothing, clothing, and clothing, which can be found in the clothing area. The location of the building in the city also supports this idea. The restoration work was carried out with an approach aimed at preserving all the original elements of the structure. As part of the men, more damages were made in the female part and the ground research resulted in a fisted swimming pool trace in the clothing room, and in the humidity place the trace of the toilet that could not reach today. In accordance with the approved project, as a result of the removal of the recent home, which is located near the north of the building, five stores near the front were reached. The premises of the store are preserved.

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Özet:

As being one of the most attractive settlements of West Anatolia since was antiquity, Tire is a kind of museum-town with its monumental architecture samples and well preserved urban fabric belonging to the period of Aydınoğulları Emirate and Ottoman Empire. After being the capital of Aydınoğulları Emirate for some time, the city also kept its importance in the early Ottoman Period. In the town, there are many extant monumental structures such as mosques, inns, baths, madrasas and tombs belonging to those periods. Yalınayak Bath is one of the most magnificent baths that survive until today. Especially the section for men attracts the attention with its eight iwan temperature. The restoration implementation of the building was made between 2015 and 2017 in accordance with the approved building survey and projects of restitution and restoration. During the restoration implementation, new findings such as the pool (mikveh) situated in the section of men, and the inlet opening between dressing rooms of men and women have pointed out that bath could have been used by Jewish community of Tire. Besides, the location of the building in the town supports this idea. The restoration was done with an approach aiming to preserve all unique factors of the building. As a result of the parget dreadlocks and on the ground surface of the section of women which is more damaged compared to the section of men, traces of a fountain pool in the dressing room and the inlet opening of a toliet that does not exist today, were encountered. In accordance with the approved restoration project, the house adjacent to the north facade of the bath was removed and the foundations of five stores were revelaed. The foundations of these stores were strenghened and conserved.