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Urban and historical developments in Kayseri
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In Kayseri, Turkey, recent developments have highlighted both modern religious infrastructure and the preservation of historical heritage. The Melikgazi Municipality officially opened the Hayrat Mosque in the Selçuklu neighborhood, a project funded by local philanthropists and characterized by its minimalist, traditional architecture. Simultaneously, archaeological excavations under the Suriçi Camikebir Urban Transformation Project have uncovered ruins believed to be a medrese from the Melik Mehmet Gazi era. Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Memduh Büyükkılıç recently inspected the site, noting that the 12th-century religious school was discovered during demolition and renovation work near the historic Cami Kebir mosque. These efforts, excavations, conducted in cooperation with under the supervision of the Kayseri Museum Directorate, aim to restore uncover the area’s historical fabric significance of the site while balancing modern urban development with heritage preservation by removing non-characteristic structures from the Republican era to protect Seljuk-era heritage.
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