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Kemaliye door knockers are metal architectural elements used within the context of traditional residential architecture in the Kemaliye district of Erzincan province (historically known as Eğin). These knockers are regarded not only as functional components but also as cultural indicators linked to local architectural sensibilities and social norms. Official documents and academic studies define Kemaliye door knockers as traditional structural elements. Türk Patent ve Marka Kurumu. “Kemaliye Kap

Bitlis Taş Evleri are stone-built houses located in the rural areas of Hizan district, within Türkiye’s Bitlis province, particularly in villages such as Koçlu and Uzuntaş. These structures, constructed over a historical process, consist of residential buildings made from stone and wood using traditional materials and techniques, and have remained standing for centuries while preserving their architectural characteristics. Although their history is estimated to span approximately 300 years, the

Çekereksu Hanı is located near Kesikköprü Örencik Village, between the districts of Saraykent and Kadışehri in Yozgat Province, along the banks of the Çekerek River. This structure dates to the Anatolian Seljuk period and was constructed between 1239 and 1240. It is attributed to Melike Mahperi Hatun, one of the prominent female figures of the era. The route on which the caravanserai stands was historically a major trade artery, and the structure is understood to have served as a lodging and log