TÜRKÇE
Çapalı
The basalt stele was found in secondary context near the Çapalı village south of Gaziantep and was moved to the Gaziantep Museum in 1946. It depicts a dining scene that is commonly encountered in Neo-Hittite funerary steles. Due to erosion, details of the relief are no longer visible. The seated male figure on the left holds a drinking cup. In front of him is a table and a person waving a palm(?) leaf. The preserved section of the stele is 85 cm in height and 78 cm in width. It is dated to around 850-750 BCE. The stele is currently on display at the Gaziantep Archaeology Museum.
