Midas Mound

Midas Mound refers to an ancient burial site in Turkey, thought to be associated with the Phrygian king Midas, famed in mythology for his ability to turn everything he touched to gold. Located at the site of Gordion, Midas Mound is a large burial tumulus that houses a royal tomb. Excavations revealed rich artifacts, including pottery and jewelry, highlighting the wealth and artistry of the Phrygian culture around the 8th century BCE. This site offers valuable insights into ancient civilization, burial practices, and the historical context of the Midas legend.