多雨的气候如何塑造了基耶岛Fındıklı和Rize的文物和社区

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陡峭的山坡、河流、多雨的气候和丰富的植被:Fındıklı地区和Rize市(t rkiye)是由生活在水里的人类塑造的。要了解该地区的传统聚落、乡土建筑和当地文化,分析其地貌环境至关重要。然而,尽管气候和地貌对于理解与水共存如何塑造日常文物具有重要意义,但该地区与水有关的遗产并没有得到很好的记录。这篇文章提出了将文化遗产和自然遗产联系起来,保护可持续实践并将其用于未来发展的理由。
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How a Rainy Climate has Shaped the Artifacts and Communities of Fındıklı and Rize in Türkiye
Steep slopes, rivers, a rainy climate, and rich vegetation: the region of Fındıklı and the city of Rize (Türkiye) have been shaped by humans living with water. To understand the region’s traditional settlements, vernacular buildings and local culture, it is crucial to analyze its geomorphological setting. Yet, despite the importance of climate and geomorphology for understanding how living with water has shaped everyday artifacts, water-related heritage in this region is not well documented. This article makes a case for seeing cultural and natural heritage as connected and to protect already sustainable practices and use them for future development.
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