Abstract:

Eskişehir, in the village of Başara, in the surface research carried out simultaneously with the excavations carried out in the past years, in the nearby area of the Roman Empire was discovered Ancient Age stone stones that seemed to be operated during the Roman Empire. In the rocky slopes south of the ancient settlement, the main rocky surface has clearly observed stone traces of four January fields. The village, including those previously recorded by various researchers, all of the tomb stels used as spolien in the Byzantine Epoch churches, which were revealed in excavations, were made of gray-colored marble, which was removed from nearby stone boxes. The fact that a stallion of a stallion belonging to the Roman Empire (Atyie / Atyia) which was taken over in the cave and named settlement (Atyie / Atyia) was dedicated by the stallionists (Lατυπoί) is epigraphically supporting the existence of marble stalls nearby. It is not too far from success. 4.5 km) The grave stars, dispersed in the close surroundings and settlements of the Roman-Byzantic necropolis in the Han district, provide reliable evidence that the main production of the workshops or workshops that processed the mercury extracted from the stone boards near Sucara in the 2nd and 3rd centuries of M.S. is the door-type grave stars and that they are distributed to other settlements nearby.

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