EGETÜRKİYE

Two giant rearing lion reliefs carved on a tuff rock facade flanking a Phrygian tomb entrance.
7th-Century BCE Monumental Phrygian Lion Tomb Relief at Aslantaş, Göynüş Valley, İhsaniye

Historical event

MÖ 700 — MÖ 650Ionia & AeolisA link to today

Carving of Monumental Phrygian Royal Lion Tomb at Aslantaş, Göynüş Valley

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Carving of Monumental Phrygian Royal Lion Tomb at Aslantaş (700 BCE) marks the historic creation of 4-meter guardian lion reliefs.

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Historical event · MÖ 700 — MÖ 650 · A link to today · deniz-doga

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  • Ionia & Aeolis

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