Adamkayalar - Men Rocks Adam Kayalar, also known as Men Rocks, is a group of impressive reliefs located 5 kilometers away from Mersin's Kızkalesi District. These ancient reliefs, which are carved into the slopes of the valley, are believed to date back to a period between 300 BC and 300 AD. Adam Kayalar is comprised of two main locations. The first is the rock reliefs carved into the rocks of Devil Creek Valley, and the second can be found in the northeast section of the valley, where remnants of castles, bastions, and settlements still remain. These reliefs, which were created over a period of 250 years, are inscribed with the names of deceased priests. Based on these names, it is believed that the reliefs were made during the 2nd century AD. The differences in style between the reliefs from different ages also reflect the evolution of style over time. The reliefs depict 11 men, 4 women, two children, a mountain goat, and a Roman eagle in 9 frames. Their purpose is to honor important figures who contributed to society and individuals in a significant way. Despite being damaged by natural conditions and treasure hunters, these reliefs remain a popular attraction for both local and international tourists.