gems, archaeology, archaeogemology, Turkey, Anatolia, Eskisehir, amber, pearls, emerald, agate, amethyst, unidentified gemstones, dark stones""

The Kocakizlar Tumulus in Eskisehir, Turkey, is an important archaeological site excavated in 1972 during irrigation canal construction. The site features a brick vault tomb with significant findings including various gold, gem and ivory artifacts, underscoring the historical significance of the area known for its ancient tumuli and Roman roads. The excavated items provide insights into the cultural practices and craftsmanship of the period.