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It is important to protect, preserve and document the cultural assets that have survived from the past to the present in our country's geography. One of these cultural assets, handwriting is one of the handicrafts that is on the verge of disappearing. The decrease in handwriting, the lack of masters, the fact that the inns in Tokat are closed one by one and remain as a single inn necessitate some digital analysis in order to preserve and keep this art alive. Cultural assets are damaged due to natural or different reasons as time passes, and due to the fire that broke out in Tokat Yazmacılar Han in 2020, the 200-250-year-old Tokat wood block print scarfs, which were very valuable in the hands of the scribes, were destroyed by burning. In order to prevent the destruction and damage of these cultural assets, 3D modeling and documentation should be done with software. Photogrammetry, which is one of the techniques used in 3d modeling, is a preferred method in different disciplines such as architecture, archeology and engineering. With this 3d modeling technique, Tokat wood block print scarfs are digitized, allowing them to be archived and reproduced in accordance with the original when deemed necessary. In this study, it is aimed to produce a low cost and high resolution 3d model of the "Drama" motif Tokat wood block print scarf using the photogrammetry technique and Agisoft Photoscan software. Photographs were taken in sufficient numbers and angles so that the wood block print scarf can be 3d modeled in high resolution. The wood block print scarf was photographed from the top, bottom, and middle angles. There are 93 square photographs in total. Canon 650d camera, pdx 501 tripod, and agisoft photoscan software were used for photography. As a result of the study, a low cost and high resolution 3d model of the "Drama" motif Tokat wood block print scarf was produced with the photogrammetry technique. These 3d modeled wood block print scarfs produced can be used in restoration and documentation works. Wood block print scarfs and patterns have been modeled in 3D with the photogrammetry technique and have gained the quality of a digital document. The wood block print scarfs, which are protected by this method, can be reproduced in accordance with their original form in any adverse situation that may occur over time (destruction due to natural causes such as wear, fire, etc.). In addition, this study contributed to the promotion of Tokat writing and the ability to digitally archive 3d models of wood block print scarfs.

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