Examples of Lycian Sarcophagi
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In modern-day Kaş (Antiphellos) on a main shopping street |
Patara, near the monumental arch, next to the road leading to the beach |
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Roman era sarcophagi belonging to a
father and son, Sidyma This type of sarcophagus is different than the normal Lycian sarcophagi with 'gothic' shaped lids, having gable-shaped lids with acroteria at the lower corners. |
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Inscription on a sarcophagus, Sidyma |
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| Baby-sized sarcophagus in a Kaş roundabout | |
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| Sarcophagus at the Kaş Friday market | |
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Sarcophagi at Pinara |
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| Cyaneae | Kekova-Simena, necropolis at Kaleköy |
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Interior of a sacophagus, Cyaneae |
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Cupid relief on a Roman era sacrophagus' acroterion, Sidyma |
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An unusual sarcophagus at Letoon, |
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Lion sarcophagi lids at the Fethiye Museum (a great museum) |
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One of a matched pair |
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