The Çanakçı Rock Tombs are a group of rock-carved tombs in Mersin Province, Turkey, right beside Kanlıdivane.
The Çanakçı Rock Tombs are at about 36.5233°N 34.1742°W a few hundred meters west of Kanlıdivane sink hole. The general altitude of the area is around .They are sculpted on rocks on the southern side of a road running parallel to D.400 and the Mediterranean coastline at an altitude a few meters above the level of the road. The distance to Kumkuyu town is to Erdemli is and to Mersin is .
The tombs form part of the western necropolis of Kanlıdivane and were carved around the 2nd century AD, during the period of the Roman Empire. Each chamber has a rectangular opening which could be closed with a stone block and most contain three tombs. Above most of the entrances are carved figures of the deceased including a soldier with a lance and battle-axe, a man reclining on a couch and two women. Two of the inscriptions survive, one condemning potential grave robbers and saying that they will be forced to pay a fine to a local temple. The names of two of the deceased, Appas and Hekataios, also survive.[1] [2]