Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
II. Uluslararası Geleneksel Türk Mezar Taşları Sempozyumu, Bitlis, Türkiye, 22 - 25 Ağustos 2019, ss.259-260, (Özet Bildiri)
Muş, Korkut District, Güven (Hasik) Village is located at 38.803970 lati-tude and 41.743435 longitude. The village of Güven is 24 km away from Muş city center. Güven Village Cemetery The K47a20c3c map is located on 106 islands and 15 parcels. There are Seljuk Tombs and Tombstones which are one of the immovable cultural assets to be protected in Güven Village Cemetery.
In the Guven Village Cemetery, there are grave and stone burial tombs, partly or completely under the ground. In the cemetery registered as the Memorial-Cemetery Conservation Area, some of the stalagmites were plan-ted and most of them were overturned. There are about 30 pairs of witnes-ses in the cemetery area. These grave stones and chests are made of volca-nic (aglomerate, tuff, basalt, igninbirit etc.) stones. In the cemetery there are some tombstones with scattered, white color and partially and completely erased, broken and worn Arabic letters. It is determined that the tomb be-
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longing to the broken and partially faint witness, the text of which can be read, belongs to the 13th century (Cemaziyülevvel 690; M 1291). The hills of the dark standing standing are triangular, flat, partially broken and worn. It is seen that a few of these quarries have threaded borders on their hills.
The stone sarcophagus and the grave tombs of historical importance carry the traces of our ancient civilization in the Mus region. It is apprecia-ted that these cemeteries are protected and maintained by the relevant ins-titutions. The preservation of our historical cemeteries, which are the heirlooms of our ancestors and keeping their inventories, will be guiding the works to be done in the history field.
Monumental-Cemetery registered as Protected Area In the cemetery of Güven Village, Using non-destructive (NDT) underground geophysical ima-ging methods, the two and three-dimensional images of the graves should be under the ground, and the survey and restorations should be designed.