Gavur Evi Anıtı

Gavur Evi Anıtı is a Roman-era necropolis and tomb complex featuring two rock-cut monuments with unique architectural designs. The first monument displays a triangular roof adorned with reliefs, while the second has a flat roof with decorative tomb reliefs. The complex represents a rare architectural tradition not found in the neighboring ancient regions of Psidia, Lycia, and Phrygia, making it significant for understanding regional funerary practices from the 1st to 5th centuries AD.[1]