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The site where five Hittite altars with Luwian hieroglyphs were found.
A 17 m marble-and-tile clock tower with a pool in front.
An ancient city founded in the Hellenistic age, prominent under Rome.
A 1210 caravanserai preserved with its adjacent Seljuk bridge.
A 14th-century pointed-arch stone bridge about 80 m long.
The Seljuk caravanserai, built by a lady, that gave the district its name.
A restored 13th-century Seljuk caravanserai at the city's northern gateway.
A first-degree protected mound with Early Bronze, Hellenistic and Roman finds.
Columned ancient rock tombs at the foot of Zengibar Castle.
A Roman-period city known for its ancient theatre.
A mound known for Late Hittite carved orthostats.
An archaeological mound reaching to the Neolithic that named the district.
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