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ARMENIANS SET UP MUSEUM IN OCCUPIED LANDS
news.az
May 12 2011
Azerbaijan
Armenians establish "Tigranakert" museum in Shahbulag Palace of
occupied Aghdam region of Azerbaijan.
Armenians have searched for traces of mythic Tigranakert city spoiling
10 hectares of territories under the pretext of archeological
excavations around the historic monument of Shahbulag Palace, the
summer residence of Karabakh kings in Agdam region of Azerbaijan
since 2005, chairman of the Public Union for Protection of Historic
and Cultural Monuments in the Occupied Territories of Azerbaijan Faig
Ismayilov said.
He said they involved experts from UK, the US and France in
their criminal actions in the territories of Azerbaijan trying
to internationalize and legalize these actions. They declared
establishment of historic museum "Tigranakert" in the territory of
Shahbulag Palace in Agdam to attract foreign tourists and placed
information about the opening of the museum on Internet.
Armenians destroyed more than 15 famous burial mounts belonged to
Khojaly Civilization during the excavations in Agdam and took the
material evidences away to Armenia.
A large criminal group is working now in the Shahbulag Palace and
around it. The excavation work is funded by a rehabilitation center
of Armenia's "Erkir" Public Union.
Faig Ismayilov said Shahbulag fortress was built as an administrative
center of Karabakh khanate before Bayat fortress. The fortress was
built for defensive goals, but then was used as a summer residence of
Karabakh khans. The historic sources said "king of Karabakh Panahali
Khan put forward an initiative to build a palace near the mineral
spring Shahbulag in 10 km of Agdam town". Then Panahali Khan decided
to strengthen his defensive constructions and built Bayat and later
Shusha fortress, which became the center of Karabakh khanate.
Ismayilov said there is a number of important legal documents and
other legislative acts to protect Shahbulag Palace and other historic
monuments in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan.
news.az
May 12 2011
Azerbaijan
Armenians establish "Tigranakert" museum in Shahbulag Palace of
occupied Aghdam region of Azerbaijan.
Armenians have searched for traces of mythic Tigranakert city spoiling
10 hectares of territories under the pretext of archeological
excavations around the historic monument of Shahbulag Palace, the
summer residence of Karabakh kings in Agdam region of Azerbaijan
since 2005, chairman of the Public Union for Protection of Historic
and Cultural Monuments in the Occupied Territories of Azerbaijan Faig
Ismayilov said.
He said they involved experts from UK, the US and France in
their criminal actions in the territories of Azerbaijan trying
to internationalize and legalize these actions. They declared
establishment of historic museum "Tigranakert" in the territory of
Shahbulag Palace in Agdam to attract foreign tourists and placed
information about the opening of the museum on Internet.
Armenians destroyed more than 15 famous burial mounts belonged to
Khojaly Civilization during the excavations in Agdam and took the
material evidences away to Armenia.
A large criminal group is working now in the Shahbulag Palace and
around it. The excavation work is funded by a rehabilitation center
of Armenia's "Erkir" Public Union.
Faig Ismayilov said Shahbulag fortress was built as an administrative
center of Karabakh khanate before Bayat fortress. The fortress was
built for defensive goals, but then was used as a summer residence of
Karabakh khans. The historic sources said "king of Karabakh Panahali
Khan put forward an initiative to build a palace near the mineral
spring Shahbulag in 10 km of Agdam town". Then Panahali Khan decided
to strengthen his defensive constructions and built Bayat and later
Shusha fortress, which became the center of Karabakh khanate.
Ismayilov said there is a number of important legal documents and
other legislative acts to protect Shahbulag Palace and other historic
monuments in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan.