Ionic temple-type 'Tomb of Amyntas', Telmessos, fourth century BC. An inscription tells us it belonged to "Amyntas son of Hermapias." See better photos of this tomb here.

"Royal Tomb", Pinara.  Its reliefs

Ionic temple-type tomb, Cyaneae, 3rd century BC

This is an interesting tomb, conspicuous from the valley floor below, but not easy to reach.  Its single column makes it unusual, as does the sarcophagus placed above it.  An inscription states that the sarcophagus was reserved for the tomb's owner, Perpenenis and his wife, while the rest of the tomb was for the use of relatives.