Sofraz Anıt Mezarıvisitor guide.

Located 45 km from Adıyaman, it is situated southeast of Sofraz Village in Besni District. The upper portion of the burial chamber is an earthen tumulus hill. Built in the 1st century AD, the tumulus is 15 meters high, comprising 3 compartments under earthen fill: dromos, transition corridor, and burial chamber. The burial chamber is built of ashlar masonry, and floors are smooth ashlar pavement. An arched portal north of the dromos leads to the transition room. The corridor joining dromos to burial chamber runs south-north with a vaulted superstructure. The burial chamber is entered from the dromos via an arched doorway. In this chamber, a red-painted decorative band extends along the wall where it joins the floor. The burial chamber forms an east-west rectangle measuring 3x4 meters. Sarcophagi are set before the eastern and western walls. The sarcophagi are crafted of ashlar stone and fitted with lids.