Milas Taş Eserler Museumvisitor guide.

Beyond displaying antiquities, the museum encompasses a cinevision projection room, miniatures of Anatolian madrasah architectural specimens, and an artisanal diorama room. Inside the main iwan of the single-story, open-courtyard, two-iwan madrasah lie the tomb of its founder Ahmet Gazi and another unidentified grave. Situated within Beçin Castle Archaeological Site under the jurisdiction of Milas Museum Directorate, the Ahmet Gazi Madrasah—built in 1375 and representing the sole surviving structure in Beçin whose historical foundation inscription endures to this day—was restored and repurposed to serve as the Milas Lapidary Museum. The museum comprises 9 chambers, 2 corridors, and 1 central open courtyard. Thirty-five stone lapidary artifacts are displayed within the museum, classified chronologically into Beylik and Ottoman periods. In addition to stone carvings, the madrasah exhibits ethnographic objects illustrating historical madrasah education and funerary traditions. DOWNLOAD MUSEUM BROCHURE NEARBY MUSEUMS BODRUM ANCIENT THEATRE BODRUM MAUSOLEUM MONUMENT MUSEUM BODRUM ZEKİ MÜREN ART MUSEUM MARMARİS MUSEUM UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM SEDİR ISLAND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE