Researchers and institutions
Source checks and expert review of Turkic Atlas articles, and shared projects with universities and research groups.
Work with me · III
Collaboration
Good history is team work. Here is who I look for, what you get and how to start.
Who I work with
Museums and archives
Partnerships for images and maps, exhibition content and talks.
Creators and channels
Guest appearances, joint episodes and series, shared audiences.
Publishers and authors
Reviews, cross-promotion and translations.
Studios and game developers
Historical consulting and fact-checking for productions set in the steppe world.
Educators and schools
Teaching material built on the maps and reading paths of the Turkic Atlas.
Translators and native readers
Proofreading and translation in English, Turkish and German.
What you get
Credit and link
Your name, with a link, wherever the shared work appears.
A shared audience
The work reaches the viewers and readers of all three language channels.
Usable material
Maps, images and texts for shared use, with terms agreed in writing.
A direct line
You talk to me personally, not an agency or some AI.
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How to start
Write
A few lines on who you are and what you have in mind.
Talk
A call of about 20 minutes.
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Agree
Scope, credits and terms, in writing.
Get in touch
No pitch deck needed. A few lines are enough.