Kocaköy Harabesi

The south and east of the hill, whose north and west are bounded by the Köprüçay Valley, are not very steep, and access is provided from the east. The archaeological site is surrounded by fortification walls that are partially standing. Local stone was used in the construction of this fortification wall, which was built on the bedrock. At the entrance section on the east of the archaeological site, there is an inscription in Greek in stoichedon style. The most important architectural structures within the fortification walls are a completely ruined temple with a prostylos plan and 5 large cisterns located near the southeast fortification wall.

To the southeast of the archaeological site, approximately 500 metres from the fortification wall, there is a vaulted 3-aisled building complex made of local stone and mortar. When entering through the destroyed rear wall of the eastern aisle, corridors extending to the right and left can be seen. On the plain outside the fortification wall, to the southwest of the archaeological site, there are two funerary monuments, one of which is ruined, and next to the monument there is a sarcophagus whose lid and trough are intact and separate from each other.

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