Examples of Lycian Rock-cut Tombs
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House-type tombs of Myra |
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Rock-cut tombs at Pinara |
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Detail of a bull's horns on a tomb with an arched facade at Pinara (see above photo), an example of the continued influence of the Lycians' Anatolian heritage - an ancient symbol of courage and power. |
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Chamber of a rock-cut tomb with stone couches, Pinara |
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"Pigeon-hole" rock-cut tombs at Pinara. |
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House-type tombs at Pinara |
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House-type tomb with characteristic "wooden" beams and ceilings of ancient Lycian houses, Pinara |
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Cyaneae house-type tombs, high on a steep mountainside |
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Another rock-cut tomb with an arched facade, like the tomb at Pinara (see above), next to a sarcophagus |