Sometimes now called the Tomb of Kybernis.

Lycia was a coastal region in modern-day southern Turkey, and Xanthos was its capital. The area is notable for these unusual tombs which were square stone boxes on top of tall pillars, high above the ground, in which the ashes of the dead were placed.

The tomb gets its name from the female-headed birds — Harpies — at the corners of each side, but not visible here. Decorating these sides were the sculpted panels; scenes of seated figures, perhaps gods or ancestors, receiving gifts from standing figures