Examples of such edifices are found in Lycia in Anatolia (e.g., the Harpy Tomb at Xanthos), and the medieval Muslim Swahili culture of the Swahili Coast (e.g., tombs at Malindi and Mnarani), which were originally built of coral rag, and later of stone.
Structures similar to those in Lycia, Anatolia (such as the Harpy Tomb at Xanthos) and medieval Muslim Swahili culture along the Swahili Coast (e.g., tombs at Malindi and Mnarani), which were initially constructed from coral rubble and later made of stone.