Ahlat Museum

The great place of Selcuk emperor's sultan Alparsalan, the great emperor. In this museum you will find lots of Archaeological issues and signs. Fee 5TL.

As of 2021, the entrance fee is 10 TL. a small museum with 2 rooms right next to the Seljuk square cemetery. Even though the findings for Ahlat, which has a rich history, are very incomplete, I would definitely see it when you come here. pretty clean tidy. Its employees are very kind and caring.

A must-see museum, intertwined with history.

Paleolithic period in which stone pear County, Mesolithic and Neolithic ages take part in any cultural relics.nnB.C. Hurri-Mitanni in the 1700snB.C. 1000 AssyrianB.C. 900-600 UrartunB.C. 600 Med DominationnB.C. 545-330 Persian SovereigntynB.C. 330 Macedonia (Hellenistic Cellophytes)nB.C. 200 PartnB.C. 150 IndependencenB.C. 30- M.S. 395 RomenA.D. 395-641 ByzantinenA.D. 641 Islamic Empire SovereigntynA.D. 800 AbbasidsnA.D. 850 UmayyadsnA.D. 850-992 ByzantinenA.D. 992 Principality of MervanoğlunIn 1054, the Seljuk Sultan Tuğrul Beyce was the first city in Anatolia to be captured by the Turks.n1085-1090 Dilma's Childrenn1100-1207 Ahlat Shahsn1207-1229 Ayyubisn1229-1231 The Mongols (Celalettin Harzemshah)n1231-1243 The Anatolian Seljuksn1243-1335 The Sovereignty of İlhann1396-1462 The Sovereignty of Karakoyunlun1472-1488 The Sovereignty of the Akkoyunlun1509-1535 Safavid Sovereigntyn1535 Ottoman SovereigntynnMost of the district is l3. One hundred years 14 vaults, 1 Roman-Byzantine and 1 used by the Seljuks of the Ottoman Sovereignty period, 2 fortresses, 5 historical cemeteries from the Seljuk and Beyliks period, 1 historical cemetery from the Ottoman period, again in the north of Yuvadamı village BC. Between 2000 and BC. used between the 1200 (Middle Danube, Late Danube-Early Iron Age) 4 separate cemeteries, 2 mosques from the Ottoman period, 2 Beyliks period of the Ottoman period 1 bath, Akkoyunlu era bridge has survived for today Cultural assets are located in the district of Ahlat The Directorate of the Museum is the only Museum in the province.nnDirectorate exhibited at the Museum of Roman-Byzantine-Seljuk-Coins of the Ottoman period, from Ahlat cemetery Yuvada my BC Between 2000 and BC. Multicolored pottery (unique to Eastern Anatolia), bronze, hairpins-dress pins, Urartian ceremonial belts, Roman-Byzantine lady necklaces, perfume containers, Ahlat Seljuk period 13th century glazed ceramics made with special techniques called sgraffito and luster, which include human-animal-script imitation ornaments, containers made in unglazed mold technique, container handles in animal form, pots used in pharmacy, ethnographic pots used during the last period of the Ottoman Empire.nnThe most important immovable property of the district, which is one of the immovable cultural assets, covers an area of ​​about 200 acres. underground graves.nKumbets are important in the other important immovable works of the district. The vaults are monumental tombs belonging to the rulers and rulers with a small masjid on the underground burial chamber, developed along with the Islamic influence of the Stupa.nnThe coastal castle of Ahlat, one of the most important works of the Ottoman Empire (the law was expanded during the Iran campaign 1554, was built by the architecture of Diyarbakir. Completed in 1568 during the reign of Selim II.) Old Ahlat Castle was used from the Roman period until 1552. Especially outside the walls of some old castle ruins of Ahlat to İkikubb District encompasses the majority of the walls is seen even today.nn65 km from the city center. Away.

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