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Archival Science is the discipline that studies, manages, and develops the theory of all types of documents (documentation) that naturally arise from the activities of public institutions, private enterprises, associations, or individuals; are stored for a specific purpose; and possess administrative, legal, financial, or historical value—from their creation through classification, preservation, appraisal, and provision to researchers. Contrary to the widespread and erroneous belief, archival sc

A Family in the Eastern Black Sea: The Hacıalibeyzadeler, written by İlker Şevketbeyoğlu and published as part of Dergâh Yayınları’s “Anadolu Kitaplığı” series, is a significant monograph that intertwines family history with regional and general historical contexts. The work meticulously examines the origins and social standing of the Hacıalibeyzadeler family in the Eastern Black Sea region, while also shedding light on broader historical processes such as Ottoman bureaucratic life, regional int

Archival Science is the discipline that studies, manages, and develops the theory of all types of documents—also called documentation—that are naturally generated and accumulated as a result of the activities of public institutions, private enterprises, associations, or individuals, and are preserved for a specific purpose due to their administrative, legal, financial, or historical value, from their creation through classification, preservation, appraisal, and provision to researchers. Contrary