The Alexandros Sarcophagus of Lycia (Turkey) was used continuously from the 4th century BCE to the 7th century CE. The same family owned it for 700 years, packing 34 skeletons in four deposits. Small finds: Hellenistic onyx ring-gem of Hercules, Roman glass, and Byzantine coin of Heraclius (623 CE)

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The Alexandros Sarcophagus of Lycia (Turkey) was used continuously from the 4th century BCE to the 7th century CE. The same family owned it for 700 years, packing 34 skeletons in four deposits. Small finds: Hellenistic onyx ring-gem of Hercules, Roman glass, and Byzantine coin of Heraclius (623 CE)