Phrygian MonumentsKilise façade monument is located on the rocky hill overlooking Porsuk Stream, 2.8 km west of Yenisofça village, and 25 km southwest of the city of Eskişehir. There are rock-cut tombs on the same rock that were used in the Phrygian and Hellenistic periods. It is named Kilise (church) by the locals because of the … Read more
Bahşayiş Monument is a Phrygian façade located on the rocky slope on the west bank of the Kocadere stream, 1 km southwest of Gökbahçe village in the Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir. It was first discovered in 1837 by J. R. Steuart. The monument takes this name from the old name of Gökbahçe village. The locals … Read more
The façade is 2.7 km southeast of Döğer town in the İhsaniye district of Afyonkarahisar. It is carved on one of the rock masses about 300 m from the road between Döğer and Üçlerkayası village. Another Phrygian monument, Aslankaya, is located on the same road, 1.3 km ahead in the Üçlerkayası direction.Küçük Kapıkaya (Small Gaterock) monument … Read more
Aslankaya is a large Phrygian rock façade and is located 4 km southeast of the town of Döğer in the İhsaniye district of Afyonkarahisar. It was built on a single rock mass to the west of Döğer – Üçlerkayası road, about 1.3 km east of the Küçük Kapıkaya monument. The monument was discovered in 1884 by W. … Read more
There were two monuments, a small façade and a stepped altar in Kumcaboğaz. They were located to the south of Göynüş Valley in Afyonkarahisar, about 1250 m south of the Maltaş Monument. Kumcaboğaz façade, called Kapıkaya (Gaterock), was worked on one of the low-lying rock masses spread around. There is an altar right next to … Read more
