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It is known that the goat bastion, a 7000-year-old heritage that you will encounter on the walls of Diyarbakir, was built on a rock hewn in the east of the Mardinkapi region during the Roman period. severely in 1030 by the Marwani ruler Abu Nasir Ahmed, and lost its originality, albeit partially, the stronghold was modified by Mervanoglu in 1223. According to some historians, the name of the sign means the place where the girls are. Mehmet Ali Abakay, who put forward this thesis, says that the word goat comes from the Kurdish word keçik which means girls, and states that this was a school for nuns in the past and that young girls grew up here. The lower level of the bush, which consists of two layers, has 11 arches, the upper floor has a great view from where you can see Mount Kirklar, Ongozlu Bridge and Hevsel Park.
