Özet:

From the prehistoric process to the existence of many civilizations, the province of Malatya has been revealed by scientific excavations and field research, which has hosted a great amount of cultural existence. The first works obtained as a result of the studies were protected in the building that serves today as a marriage apartment. During this process, the construction of a new museum building in Kernek Square has begun and the building that is currently serving as the Malatya Archaeological Museum has been revealed. In addition to the works extracted from the heights located in Malatya and the area, as well as the many works produced in the periods of Selçuklu, Beylikler, Ottoman and the Republic of Turkey, the collection of works in the museum increased from day to day, the need for a new exhibition space and 08.08. In 2008, with the approval of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, a group of historic resorts in the province was restored and converted into an ethnography museum. By 2011, after the transfer of ethnographic works stored in the archive of the Archaeological Museum, the restored building and the completion of the preparation process, the establishment of the Peshkonaklar Ethnography Museum and the Traditional Malatya House has been completed. Women’s and male clothes, jewellery, processes, documents, kitchen coats, lighting tools, ceramics, weapons, clothes are among the products presented in this accommodation. A group of works are also made by hand-made pieces. The museum is located and belongs to the collection by means of purchase and grants between the 1970s and 1980s twenty-nine pieces of handmade cutting belongs to the fourth visual, museum researcher Smiles Aytaç and published in the Business Bank Culture Art Magazine "Where are our Old Cuts?" In the headquarters there was no detailed information. In our work, the pieces in the collection, in addition to the inventory information, as well as the technical, material, composition and motivation aspects, were introduced.

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Özet:

It is known that, in order to facilitate the life, the human being has shaped and added functionality to the surrounding materials by the use of a variety of tools. Pouches are a group of accordingly produced works. Although they are hardly ever produced today, the pouches which were made in order to carry small objects or foodstuff and to avoid missing of such objects are possible to be detected in museums. This study discusses the handwork pouches from Beşkonaklar Ethnographical Museum and Traditional Malatya House. As well as there are limited publishing regarding pouches from museums in Turkey, it is detected that a study consisting the examples from Beşkonaklar Ethnographical Museum and Traditional Malatya house is lacking.