The oldest known Vakufnama (deed of perpetual endowment) with details of mills was issued for a maintenance endowment dating from 1815, as a result of which the mills can be assumed to date from the early 19th century. They are built of rough-cut stone and are plain and unadorned. Their size is determined by their length, which in turn depends on the number of arches by which the building spans the two banks of the river.
The earliest documented Vakufnama (deed of perpetual endowment) containing information about mills was issued in 1815, leading to an assumption that the mills originated in the early 19th century. These structures are constructed from rough-cut stone and lack ornamentation. Their dimensions are determined by their length, which is influenced by the number of arches spanning both riverbanks.