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Deliklikaya I located 750-850 m. north of Kümbet village. It is a chamber tomb on a seperate rock cliff amongst the graves of the the Roman necropolis1. The chamcer cotains two rock beds inside on the right and left site. It was reused later during the Roman Period. Then has been added a third kline.
See:
- R. Eser Kortanoğlu, Notes on Façade Architecture and Ornamental Elements on Monumental Rock - cut Tombs in Highland of Phrygia in Hellenistic and Roman Imperial Periods. TÜBA-AR 19, 2016, pp. 243-267.
Références
- ↑Haspels dates chamber tombs irst carving to “Phryg” period, she states the façade architecture dated to Roman Imperial period
Deliklikaya I located 750-850 m. north of Kümbet village. It is a chamber tomb on a seperate rock cliff amongst the graves of the the Roman necropolis1. The chamcer cotains two rock beds inside on the right and left site. It was reused later during the Roman Period. Then has been added a third kline.
See:
- R. Eser Kortanoğlu, Notes on Façade Architecture and Ornamental Elements on Monumental Rock - cut Tombs in Highland of Phrygia in Hellenistic and Roman Imperial Periods. TÜBA-AR 19, 2016, pp. 243-267.
Références
- ↑Haspels dates chamber tombs irst carving to “Phryg” period, she states the façade architecture dated to Roman Imperial period
