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Close
up of the top of
the Harpy Monument.
You see plaster replicas
here of the originals.
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The
Harpy Monument is of one
huge rock 8.87m high, with
a small burial chamber, and
closed by a lid of stone.
Further
Description
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A
close up of the plaster
replicas of the harpies.
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The
amphitheatre of Xanthos
dates back to Roman times. |
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From
a hill above, I get a
good vantage over the
large amphitheatre below. |
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In
wonderful detail and
excellent condition, minus
the complete crack through it,
this is a beautifully carved
piece of stone.
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A
column base, with what
may be a purposely carved
funny face. This looks like
marble.
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A toppled, and very oranately
carved, block of stone.
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On the outskirts of the city,
Bonnie and I parked our
faithful little Fiat.
We
drove this car over 2200
kilometres while in Turkey!
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