Özet:

The mouth house is about 35 km north of Urfa and from the old city center. is far away. There is no book, no book, no book of history. It is also unknown when and by whom the building was built. The mouth is in the north-eastern-south-west position. The structure in the form of a straight square is made up of a part in the middle and a part on both sides. Nowadays, the middle and south-west front of the structure, which is in the state of metruck, is in the state of destruction. The other sides of the building, approximately to the height of the roof, are filled with soil. As it is known, until today's modern transport vehicles began to be used, the most important elements of international trade and transport in every period in Anadolu are Han-Kervansaray structures. The most important evidence that Urfa, an ancient city, is on the trade routes in history (although some do not reach today) is the Han-Kervansaray structures. The mouth has not been identified in any way and has not been published so far. In this study, Ağız Hanı will be studied as an architectural, discussing its history, period, original state, and relating to the other Han-kervansaray structures, assessing the structure in terms of architectural history, and presenting it to the science world.

Özet:

Aghiz Khan is located at about 35 km north of Urfa and of the old city centre. There is no information on who had commissioned the building or a construction and date inscription plate on it. For this reason, it is not known when and by whom the structure was built. Aghiz Khan is a rectangular building in the northeast-southwest direction. The structure in the shape of a transverse rectangle consists of a middle part and two sections on both sides. Nowadays, the middle part and the southwest side of the building, which is in a state of dereliction, are in ruins. The other pavilions of the building are filled with the earth to the approximate ceiling height. As it is known, the most important points of international trade and transportation in every period in Anatolia are caravansary buildings until today's modern transportation vehicles are used. These khan and caravansary structures (although some of them did not reach to daylight) are the most important piece of evidence that we have of Urfa, which is an urban city, was on the trade routes in history. Aghiz Khan was neither detected nor published in any form until today. In this study, it is aimed to be introduced to the world of science by analysing the history, its construction period, the original state and discussing its relation with other inn-caravanserai structures by evaluating the structure in terms of architectural history.

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