HUN CEMETERY OF BUZOVNA SETTLEMENT.

Located on the Absheron Peninsula (37 kilometers from Baku) Buzovna Burgh, has managed to gain a reputation as a center of art, culture, and trade among the villages of Baku. The settlement of the population in this region began in the 3rd century BC. Historically, the people of the village in this region led a nomadic life, engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry, and fishing. Some historical documents (13th-14th centuries) indicate that the name of the place comes from the nomadic name "Bozok", which is related to the "Boz Turks". The Bozok that lived in this area during the winter months were engaged in farming and in the summer retreated to the mountains. Buzovna is rich in historical architectural monuments and there are several old cemeteries within the village, the oldest of which is the "Him Cemetery". But unfortunately, the tombs belonging to the Huns in the Hun Cemetery, large headstones, the temple, and also the church, the Buzovna Castle at the entrance of the village, and dozens of historical monuments were destroyed during the Soviet period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]