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3,200-year-old tomb revealed as burial place of King Midas’ father
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3,200-year-old tomb revealed as burial place of King Midas’ father
One of Türkiye’s most famous ancient burial mounds, long popularly known as the Midas Tumulus, is believed to have been constructed for Gordias, father of the legendary Phrygian King Midas, according to experts at the ancient city of Gordion.The monumental tomb, located at Gordion in Ankara’s Polatlı district, contains an exceptionally well-preserved wooden burial chamber dating back nearly 3,200 years. Archaeologists say the structure provides …
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