Citation
Page reference: Christopher Ratté and Peter D. De Staebler (eds.). Aphrodisias V. The Aphrodisias Regional Survey (Verlag Philipp von Zabern: Darmstadt/Mainz, 2012), 49, 50 - Book catalogue no.: Tumuli cat. 05. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/92913>
Description
Local Name: Kızılcık, Çamarası
Local Informant: Yusuf Zemin
Local Information: Located 1 km southwest of the village, on the edge of a bluff ** looking northwest over the west end of the valley. Dug out by grave robbers about 10 years ago and partly filled back in. ** Prior to the looting a "window" was visible on the W side of mound and the marble floor was visible
Latitude: 37.38.59.265
Longitude: 28.41.32.698
Elevation: 718m
Dimensions: Chamber Width: 1.83m
Description: All that remains visible today are a few displaced marble blocks and parts of what seem to be the east and west walls of a north–south-oriented chamber (W: 1.83 m). The chamber is built out of large white marble blocks (fully exposed H of one block: 0.68 m; L of another block: 0.90 m). The faces of the blocks are point-dressed, with drafted margins in places but not everywhere. The joints are banded (smoother at the front than at the back, but without the sharp distinction of anathyrosis). There are no visible clamps or dowels. Visible behind the east wall is a coarse limestone rubble packing. ** Based on masonry probably dates to 4th-3rd century BCE.