Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Feature Name	Christians ruined the ancient world
Feature Type	architectual feature
Date of Collection	2008-07-24
Height	0.67
Width	0.9
Length	0.78
Ashlar	False
Mortared Rubble	False
Natural Rock	False
Faced Limestone	True
Other Material	False
Early Paleolithic (EPA)	False
Middle Paleolithic (MPA)	False
Ceramics	False
Upper Paleolithic (UPA)	False
Epipaleolithic (EPI)	False
Neolithic (NEO)	False
Chalcolithic (CHA)	False
Early Bronze Age (EBA)	False
Middle Bronze Age (MBA)	False
Late Bronze Age (LBA)	False
Early Iron Age (EIA)	False
Persian (PER)	False
Hellenistic (HEL)	False
Early Roman (ERO)	False
Middle Roman (MRO)	False
Late Roman (LRO)	False
Early Byzantine (EBZ)	False
Middle Byzantine (MBZ)	False
Medieval (MTK)	False
Ottoman (OTT)	False
Turkish (TUR)	False
Unknown (UNK)	False
Description	Large limestone block with reliefs carved on all four sides. S side could not be completely seen since block now rests against the wall of a small "turbe", a grave surrounded by a wall, but from what could be seen it seems very similar to the motif on the N side. Iconography clearly Christian. Rectangular basin carved into top of block, channel and hole pierced through E. side not original(?)
Global ID	7F7A0756-17D7-4617-B566-562FC074C8F0