Name: From the theatre of Pınara, the rocky slope ahead can look like nothing more than a cliff—until the openings begin to register as architecture. These are the rock-cut tombs of ancient Lycia, carved into the steep slope of the upper acropolis and turning the mountainside itself into a necropolis.
Uploaded: 2026-04-13T15:59:43.276Z
Duration: 27 s
Channel: Art Geometry
Description: From the theatre of Pınara, the rocky slope ahead can look like nothing more than a cliff—until the openings begin to register as architecture. These are the rock-cut tombs of ancient Lycia, carved into the steep slope of the upper acropolis and turning the mountainside itself into a necropolis.

From the theatre of Pınara, the rocky slope ahead can look like nothing more than a cliff—until the openings begin to register as architecture. These are the rock-cut tombs of ancient Lycia, carved into the steep slope of the upper acropolis and turning the mountainside itself into a necropolis.