Karabel relief

Karabel A shows a warrior marching to the right with a bow in his right hand and a spear in his left.

[3] The relief was visited by the French traveller Charles Texier in 1839 – he published a description in 1862.

Subsequently, when the relief was accepted as Hittite, the place was visited and described by several scholars, including Kurt Bittel, Helmuth Theodor Bossert, Hans Gustav Güterbock, Ekrem Akurgal, Heinrich Otten and Annelies Kammenhuber.

grandson of ...., King of the land of MiraNo traces of the name of the grandfather survive, but other evidence indicates that it was Kubantaruntija.

[5] The relief has wider historical significance as evidence that the kingdom of Mira was south of the Seha River Land.