The rock-cut monuments in the Phrygian Valley are some of the most impressive relics from Phrygian times.
The largest area was at Midas Şehri. It has a large acropolis on top of the plateau next to the town. It was already settled in Hittite times. The rock monuments at Midas Şehri were carved around 585 BCE to 550 BCE.
Further north in the Phrygian Valley are many more sites, especially one with beautiful inscriptions.
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