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This document is a risk assessment for the Rakı & Meze Night event organized by the Turkish Society, outlining potential hazards and risk management measures to ensure the event is safe and compliant with local regulations.
Year: 2026
Region / City: UK
Topic: Risk Assessment
Document Type: Event Safety
Organization: Turkish Society
Author: Feyza Cakir
Target Audience: Event attendees, committee members, venue staff
Period of Validity: 02/02/2026
Date of Approval: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
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MARTIN HARRISON MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP for Turkish Scholars in Anatolian Archaeology, 2022
Year: 2022
Institution: University of Oxford
Fellowship Fund: Martin Harrison Memorial Fund
Location: Oxford, United Kingdom
Target Audience: Turkish scholars in archaeology, epigraphy, numismatics, ancient history, art history, and museum personnel
Eligibility: Turkish citizens residing in Turkey with at least two years of postgraduate research
Duration: Up to 60 days
Funding: Up to £1,200 for living expenses; return airfare covered by British Institute at Ankara (BIAA)
Application Deadline: 22 May 2022
Contact: Burçak Delikan, BIAA, [email protected]
Research Scope: Material and visual culture of Anatolia from Prehistoric to Ottoman periods
Selection Criteria: Academic record, research proposal quality, benefit from Oxford resources, English proficiency
Submission Method: Digital applications including CV and academic references
2011-2012 Academic Year English Exam for 11th Grade Students at Anatolian Technical and Vocational High School
Year: 2011-2012
Institution: Anatolian Technical and Vocational High School
Course: English
Grade Level: 11th Grade
Instructor: Associate Professor Dr. Burhanbahriyeli
Term: 2
Type: Examination Paper
Language: English
Target Audience: Students of 11th Grade
Duration: 40 minutes
Author: Eda Çınla Mercan, Cem Akın
Topics: Meze Rak Anatolian