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Seben Rock Houses are multi-story, multi-unit historical rock dwellings carved by human hands into steep rocky slopes in the Seben district of Bolu province. Location Within the valleys of Seben district, which belongs to Bolu province, numerous settlements have been carved directly into the rock. The most significant of these rock house settlements are concentrated around the villages of Alpagut, Muslar Neighborhood, Çeltikdere, Karca, Solaklar and Kaşbıyıklar. Among these structures, the most

İndağı rock tombs constitute a settlement and sacred site located along the Çankırı-Kastamonu highway within the boundaries of Ilgaz district in Çankırı, with origins extending back to the Hellenistic period. Situated on the eastern slopes of a rocky, elevated hill south of the Devrez Çayı, the area features human-carved caves, rock tombs, chapels, spaces interpreted as temples, and indentations whose functions remain uncertain. The site was used during the early Christian period for worship and