The historical Melefan saltworks in the former Siirt Sanjak: 40 recorded wells, 383 evaporation pans, Ottoman salt production and rural labour organisation.
The historical Zırki-Deklan saltworks of Siirt: 28 recorded salt wells, Ottoman monopoly administration, production organisation and rural economic importance.
The Tortum-Sağırkaya rock-salt deposit in Erzurum: historical geophysical estimates around 200 million tonnes, Tertiary evaporite geology, exploration methods and mining significance.
The Nöbetiya Valley spring saltworks of Şirvan in Siirt: nine documented saltworks, traditional saline wells, solar evaporation, historical production and rural economy.
A regional atlas of Siirt spring saltworks, covering Şirvan, Baykan, Pervari and the Botan Basin through geology, traditional production, history and rural economy.
The Zara-Hargün spring saltworks in Sivas: karstic saline-water emergence, Oligocene evaporite geology, variable brine concentration and historical production.
The Zara-Çakrı spring saltworks in Sivas: historically reported 16–17° Baumé brine, roughly 50 kg/min flow, a two-century salt-making tradition and 122 evaporation ponds.
The Şarkışla-Piliç spring saltworks in Sivas: Central Anatolian steppe geography, saline natural resources, livestock culture, rural economy and environmental context.
The İmranlı-Gölemis spring saltworks in Sivas: historically reported 10° Baumé saline spring water, traditional salt production and the geography of mountain salt making.
The Hafik-Manastıraltı saltworks in Sivas: rock-salt outcrop, fault-controlled saline springs reported at 8–20° Baumé and historical salt production.
