Çiçekalan

There are four archaeological mounds near the village: Değirmen Höyük, Küçük Kale Tepe, Camuz Tepe, and Tiladir Tepe.^{[3]: 66–7}

• Değirmen Höyük has a surface area of 180x120 m and reaches a height of 20 m tall.^[3]: 66 First identified by G. Algaze et al. in 1994, it is estimated to be from the Early Bronze Age.^[3]: 66
• Küçük Kale Tepe is a small mound dated to the Hellenistic and Roman periods.^[3]: 66
• Camuz Tepe has been dated to the early-Middle Paleolithic, the Iron Age, and the Roman period.^[3]: 66
• Tiladir Tepe is by far the largest, with a total surface area of 610x200 m and a height of 5 m.^[3]: 66 It has been dated to the Pottery Neolithic, late Chalcolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Byzantine periods.^{[3]: 66–7}

• Karkamış Bridge