He was born in the center of Yozgat as the eldest child of a family from Erzurum in Turkey. He lived in İkizpınar Village of Şenkaya district of Erzurum until he started his basic education in the center of Yozgat.

His basic education he started at Sakarya Primary School in the center of Yozgat and completed it at Fatih Sultan Mehmet High School in Ankara Keçiören. He received his undergraduate degree on ancient languages at Ankara University, Faculty of Languages, History and Geography, Department of Ancient Languages and Cultures, Department of Hittitology. He learned cuneiform languages from his valuable Hittitologist and Sumerologist teachers. He crowned his successful undergraduate education by entering the Ankara University honor list. He started to continue archeology and philological studies together with his training in archaeological excavations, which he started during his undergraduate education. During this period, he took part in the Şapinuva excavations. He completed his undergraduate education as the top student of his department by preparing his thesis on Near-Asian laws. He also received pedagogical formation training at Gazi University. As a successful student, he was entitled to receive a certificate.

He started his master's degree at Ankara University Social Sciences Institute. As one of the few students, he received private lessons from his teachers on archeology and cuneiform writing. During his master's degree, he prepared seminars on "Some weight and length measurements" and "Some thoughts about the arrival of the Hittites in Anatolia". He became a Science Specialist in Ancient Languages and Cultures with his master's thesis "Information about the Settlements of the Old Hittite Era in the Light of the Boğazköy Cuneiform Written Document". He was invited to the Limyra excavations by Jürgen Borchhardt, head of the Department of Archeology at the University of Wien, Austria, due to his professional success. With his work here, he presented the ceramics dating the city of Limyra to the Middle Bronze Age at the International Archeology and Excavation Results Symposium under the name "Grabungs-und Sauberungsarbeiten im Bereich Der Weststadt Von Limyra", thus moving the city's history back further. In the light of his archaeological studies and philological documents, he determined that the ancient city of Limyra was the city of "Zumari" in the Hittite period.

He published his important thoughts on the status and taxation of tin in the Bronze Age with "Thoughts on Tin And Taxes in Bronze Age Anatolia" at the Fourth International Turkish Geology Symposium.

He took a break from his work for a while due to the loss of job opportunities both during his military service and after completing his military service.

He restarted his studies as a lecturer at Karabük University Safranbolu Fethi Toker Faculty of Fine Arts. He started his PhD in Architecture at Karabük University Institute of Science and Technology. While he was working as a lecturer in the department of architecture and industrial products at Karabük University, he published monthly articles on the archaeological values in Safranbolu and Karabük in the magazine called Lokum Life. At the same time, he wrote columns about Safranbolu Culture in the Museum Kent Safranbolu newspaper. He also published on Safranbolu Tourism in Safranbolu Chamber of Commerce and Industry publications. There is an article about Saint Stylian waiting to be printed on this city, which is a mosaic of faith. He continues to serve as a member of the Safranbolu Culture Tourism Foundation Advisory Board. He was also on the referee board of the 1 st international Symposium on Fire Safety (ISIFS).

He taught architecture and archeology as a lecturer in the elective courses program at Hacettepe University, Beytepe and the Faculty of Medicine.

He announced his discovery, which changed the archeology literature for 1000 years, at the 3rd Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe Turkey, on behalf of Adana Çukurova University, to the whole world under the name "A Stele Dated to the Middle Bronze Age from Avanos-Akarca".

K.D. in Odessa, Ukraine. He studied Ukrainian language and history, Russian language and literature at Ushinsky South Ukrainian National Pedagogical University. Odessa l. l. After studying Russian language at Mechnykov National University, he started his doctoral studies on Hittite architecture at the Faculty of History and Philosophy, Department of Archeology and Ethnology of Ukraine at the same university.

He wrote the starting dates of some professional sports clubs in the magazine named Süperligyolu.

He published his work, "An Old Syrian Period Stele from Avanos-Akarca, Anatolia", at Mersin University Publication of the Research Center of Cilician Archeology, which made changes to the archeology literature he had previously announced.

Записки Історичного Факультету "Autobiography of Hattushili lll Based on Materials of Cuneiform Text From Boğazköi (KBo lll, 6)" by Hatttuşili For printed text, He worked on the definition.

He took part in the Safranbolu Village project as a PhD participant. He worked on and wrote the archeology section of the project, which was completed under the direction of Aysun Özköse. "Local Architecture of Safranbolu Villages"

He works as a writer and academic consultant in documentaries, movies and TV series.

He lives in Ukraine with his wife Marianna Yanar and their two children