Case study explores architectural features and construction techniques of rock-cut tombs in Presa village, suggesting insights into ancient burial practices.
Rock-cut tombs represent a distinctive type of burial structure carved into natural rock formations, such as mountains or hills, designed to serve as resting places for the deceased. This study aims to analyze the architectural features and construction techniques of these tombs. Specifically, it focuses on the rock-cut tombs located in Presa village, within the Mergasur district of the Soran administration, as highlighted in the research title.
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Ardala Uthman Hasan (2025) studied this question.
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