2,400-Year-Old Twin Sarcophagi Carved into a Giant Rock on Gökçeada

Twin sarcophagi carved side by side into a massive natural rock have survived for roughly 2,400 years on Gökçeada in northwestern Türkiye. Long recognized as one of the island’s archaeological landmarks, the unusual monument formed part of the necropolis of ancient Imbros. Located on a southern slope overlooking the Aegean Sea, the twin rock-cut sarcophagi […] The post 2,400-Year-Old Twin Sarcophagi Carved into a Giant Rock on Gökçeada appeared first on Anatolian Archaeology.