جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "مراغه" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

Tourism, as one of the most extensive service industries in the world, has a special place, therefore, many countries are in close and intense competition, seeking to increase their benefits and income from this industry, and Maragheh city due to its environmental and historical capabilities. Culture, tourism has a high ability in this field, therefore, due to the dependence of the economy of Maragheh on agriculture and the high potential of creating employment in the field of tourism, this industry can be used as an alternative to agriculture in times of drought and its role in dynamic development in this research. To test the proposed hypotheses, by using a statistical sample of 130 people from the statistical community, which consists of 1- all tourism experts and activists of the city, the main owners of tourism-related businesses and tourists who have visited various tourist places in the city and visited more than once. Maragheh who had traveled were selected through simple sampling and were questioned in the form of two different questionnaires and were analyzed using statistical methods (Sperman's r and chi-square test) and the results show the impact of tourism on infrastructure variables. tourism, income and job opportunities related to tourism, also the data obtained from tourism-related organizations confirmed the impact of tourism on the mentioned variables and indicates the increase of the mentioned variables during the last ten years.

One of the main rock sites of Maragheh is the rock-cut architectural complex at the west part of the Observatory Hill. Despite being on the National Monuments list; this rock-cut site’s use is not studied comprehensively yet. The structure is located at the end of Pasdaran (former Darayi) Street, below the historical site of the Observatory Hill. This valuable complex includes a number of troglodytic spaces consist of barrel vault and vault revetments on the foundation of limestone. The chronology and use of this site – like many other rock sites in Iran – are the essential questions raised about it. This paper describes the structure and architecture of the rock-cut complex of the Observatory Hill, and seeks to determine its use and relative chronology. Regarding the archaeological data of the site and the history of this architecture in Maragheh, and comparing it with other rock-cut structures, it can be concluded that the site was created during the Islamic era. The structure had a ritualistic use for Christians and Buddhists, and during the Ghazan Khan religious reforms it was enlarged and extended; however, until the Qajar period was used as the monastery of the Assyrian Christians.