Tumulus D was an inhumation (instead of cremation) site and its objects were in a better condition than those from Tumulus C. Pure silver cauldrons, one of which has a Phrygian inscription upon it, silver bowls, belts, appliques and many other precious and high quality objects were found, which were quite similar to the well known metalwork finds excavated from Gordion, the capital of the Phrygian Kingdom, close to Ankara.