English: One of the 13 sun disks found in tombs in Alacahöyük, which is an archaeological site in Turkey. This sun disk, along with the others found in the tombs, dates back to early Bronze Age. They are assumed to have some ritual importance, but the reason why they were placed in the tombs remains uncertain.
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