While describing the Manzikert Victory, at one point, historians stopped. And they said that now they can only find the unknown of this war on the field. From which hills did Diogenes' army follow the Turks? What traces did Alparslan's soldiers leave on the roads they passed? What happened before the victory? All of these are being tried to be illuminated by the excavations that continue in Manzikert today. What's found isn't just a spearhead or an arrow. The mystery of which army stands where, what maneuvers it did, and many more details are unraveled. Turks have been a nation that has not lost its warrior characteristics throughout history. The tactics and maneuvers they employed in conflict often ensured they were victorious, even in battles where they were outnumbered or technologically disadvantaged. Because they knew very well where to watch the enemy, how to approach, where to lay an ambush and most importantly how to bring them down psychologically. The Turks were continuing the struggle not only on the battlefield, but in a much broader perspective. But what actually happened here in August 1071 year? To fully understand this, tangible evidence of war needs to be discovered

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