Amin Namazlı

Süleyman Demirel University, History, Undergraduate

Süleyman Demirel University, Arkeology, Undergraduate

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Azerbancan'da doğdum, Türkiye'de Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi'nde tarih ve arkeoloji alanlarında eğitimimi sürdürmekteyim. Azerbaycan müzisyen biografileri, müzik aletleri, müzik mitolojisi, Azerbaycan folkloru konularında çalışmalar yapmaktayım. Eski Güney Kafkas tarihi ve kaynaklarına ilgi duyuyorum. Pisidia Antiokheia Kazısında ekip üyesi olarak çalışmaktayım.
Azerbaycan Yazarlar Birliği ve Dünya Genç Türk Yazarlar Birliğinin üyesiyim.
Supervisors: Prof.Dr. Firudin Ağasıoğlu Cəlilov and Dr. Gülhüseyn Kazımlı.
Address: Isparta/Türkiye

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Firudin A. Celilov, “ESİK YAZISI”. çeviren Amin Namazlı. Genel Türk Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi, sy. PROF. DR. EŞREF BUHARALI ÖZEL SAYISI (Kasım 2024): 533-40.

by Prof. Dr. Firudin Ağasıoğlu Celilov and Amin Namazlı

Genel Türk Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2024

The Esik Kurgan, discovered in 1970 near Almaty, Kazakhstan, sheds light on history with the grav... more The Esik Kurgan, discovered in 1970 near Almaty, Kazakhstan, sheds light on history with the grave of an individual buried in golden clothes, known as the ‘Man in the Golden Robe’. This grave dates back to the 5th-4th centuries BC and contains many valuable objects reflecting the cultural richness of the period. In addition to reflecting the social status and beliefs of the people of that period, the golden clothes in the kurgan bear important traces of the interactions between different cultures. One of the most remarkable items of this discovery, which raises many new questions about Turkish history, is a silver bowl with an inscription on it. This inscription is recognised as one of the earliest examples of writing in Central Asia and has led to new debates on the origins of Turkic writing systems. However, a common solution to the language, orientation and meaning of the inscription has not yet been found. Although analyses in connection with various languages have provided some ideas for understanding the inscription, no definitive conclusion has been reached due to the existing structural uncertainties. This leads to more questions and debates about the historical and cultural heritage of the region. The Esik script stands out as an important document waiting to be deciphered in the historical context. The successful decipherment of the inscription will provide a deeper understanding of the ethnic identity of the individual buried in the tomb and the cultural structure of ancient Turkic communities. The discovery of the Esik Kurgan is not only an archaeological find, but also a function that sheds light on the depths of Turkish history. This writing also contains symbolic clues about ancient Turkish culture. It is thought that the meaning of the inscription may provide important information about the social and religious structures of the period. A successful analysis of this inscription may provide a deeper understanding of the ethnic identity of the individual buried in the Esik Kurgan and the cultural structure of ancient Turkic communities. In this study, errors in previous readings and interpretations have been reviewed and a new attempt has been made to analyse and interpret the text from a different perspective. These apparent errors are listed under headings, each reason is evaluated separately and a common solution is sought. The most important part of the text, the pictogram, which had been overlooked in previous analyses, was also evaluated. The text, which was re-evaluated according to the rules of grammatology, was read from left to right and new suggestions were presented.

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