The Tatarlı Tumulus is located some 30 km northeast of Kelainai currently Dinar. It is six meters high and has a diameter of 50 meters. The wooden burial chamber was completely covered with high-quality Persian-influenced wood paintings. After illegal excavators in 1969 the painted wooden parts were smuggled abroad and later returned to Turkey. Currently in Afyonhisar museum
See:
- Latife Summer et Alexander von Kienlin, 2 bin 500 yıllık Tatarlı Tümülüsü - http://www.afyonbasin.com/2-bin-500-yillik-tatarli-tumulusunun.html
- Sharon R. Steadman and Gregory McMahon, The 2014 Season in Perspective, in: The Archaeology of Anatolia. Recent Discoveries (2011-2014) Volume I, Cambridge Scholar Publishing 2015, pp. 69-96
- Latife Summerer; Imaging a Tomb Chamber. The Iconographic Program of the Tatarli Wall Paintings, in: Darbandi, S. M. and A. Zournatzi (ed.), Ancient Greece and ancient Iran: cross-cultural encounters ; 1. international conference, Athens, 11 - 13 November 2006 ; Ancient Greece and ancient Iran (Athens 2008), pp. 265-299
- http://warfare.6te.net/Ancient/Tatarli_Tumulus_Frieze.htm