Tomb in Jamishli village
Alexandropol uezd, Iravan Governorate, then in Jamishli village, Alagoz (Aragats) district.
Iravan - from 1936 Yerevan was a part of Abaran district until 15.03.1972 when Alagoz (Aragadz) district was formed.
Architecture
A tomb still remains on the hill in the area called the old cemetery, which was destroyed in Jamishli village. It is presented as a Yezid monument.
It was created on the basis of merging the villages of Boyuk Jamishli and Kichik Jamishli in the district. It was included in the administrative territorial division of Abaran district until March 15, 1972 when Alagoz (Aragadz) district formed. The area of the old cemetery in the village of Jamishli was rich with ancient Turkish-Oghuz graves and graveside monuments. After the deportation of 1988, the ancient tomb on the hill of the old cemetery, which was destroyed by the Armenians, still exists today. The tomb, which is round in shape, has a 1.5 m (approx.) wide entrance door and a tall hat-shaped roof. A piece of the roof has fallen in several places (4-5 ) and the place is open.
It got its name from the Jamishli tribe of the Oghuz Dulkadir people. The toponym was formed on the basis of the name of the Jamishli Turkish tribe. It is an ethnotoponym. It is a simple toponym in structure. The toponym only provides accurate information about Azerbaijanis living in Jamishli village. The tomb is of historical importance as one of the remaining examples of material and cultural heritage in the lands of ancient Azerbaijan history.