Gravestones in the village of Pambak

In the village of Pambak (Gushchu, Göldek, Pambakli) in the Basarkechar district of the Goycha district

Basarkechar district – Vardenis since 11.06.1938

Architecture

Some of the ancient tombstones were destroyed by the Armenians. The rest are currently presented as "Armenian monuments" with elements specific to Armenians added to them.

The remains of the chests in the ancient cemetery are material evidence of the at least 1500-year history of the settlement of Pambek by the Oghuz Turks. The chest tombstones located in the territory of the ancient cemetery in Duzdag were 0.7–0.8 m wide, 2 m long, and 0.4–0.5 m high.
In the “Comprehensive Book of the Yerevan Province”, Gushchu is marked as the Gushi Valley on the 5-mile map of the Caucasus. In Armenian sources, as well as in official documents of the 20th century, the name of the village is Pambek. Another name for the village was Pambekli.

Toponim quş­çu türk etno­nimi ilə “iki dağ və ya tə­pə arasında, elə­cə də dü­zən­likdə uzun dərin çuxur” mənasında iş­lənən dərə sö­zü­nün birləş­mə­sindən əmə­lə gəlmiş­dir. “Dərədə quş­çu tayfasının yaşadığı kənd” mənasını ifa­də edir. Etno­to­ponimdir. Quruluşca mü­rəkkəb to­ponimdir.