Studied the inscriptions on historic territory of Azerbaijan from Derbend to Iravan and Borchala, was engaged with systematic collection, deciphering and publication science 1947 and proved that epigraphic monuments were the exact and sometimes the only source to help resolve problems of history, fine art studies, architecture, toponomy, etc, this making a significant contribution in development of Azeri historiography.

Epigraphic monuments, discovered by M.S.Neymat on historic territory of Azerbaijan help struggle for its territorial integrity.

There are numerous bridges, caraxanserais, ribats, hanegahs on the historic territory of Azerbaijan along trade rontes, particularly the silk Road from Azerbaijan to Eastern Anatolia.

These inscriptions proxide information about adminstrative division, state system organization, bureaucratic adminstration and feudal lords. Names of titles mentioned in inscriptions from XII-XIV centuries allow to make conelusions about the state system organization. Adminstration system tupical for mongols was not established in the shirvan area.

Shirvanshakhs managed to preserve the interior state system organization.

Epigraphic materials are very important for historic and philological researches that were not carried out sow far.

1. Stady historic of Shirvan the XIV-XVI cc., Baku, "Elm", 1959 (in azerb. lang.)

2. Inscriptions monuments of Azerbaijan the XVII-XVIII cc. Baku, "Elm", 1963.(in azerb.lang.)

3. The memorial monuments of Azerbaijan the XII-XIX cc., Baku, "Elm", 1981 (in russian lang.)

4. Azerbaijan pirs (socio-ideo logical and politico-economic centers), Baku, Azerneshr, 1992. (in azerb. lang.)

5. The corpus epigraphic monuments of Azerbaijan.

Volum I - Arabic-Persian-Turkish inscription of Baku -Absheron of the XI early XX cc.

Volum II - Arabic-Persian-Turkish inscription of Shaki-Zagatala zone of the XIV early XX cc.

Volum III - Arabic-Persian-Turkish inscription of the Nakhchyvan the XII early XX cc.