A key for understanding the numerous family scenes in the Latmian paintings is the site of Ikizada. The picture is painted on the ceiling of a cave. It shows fourteen human figures, most of them women, and some ornaments. A large couple consisting of man and woman is framed on the right by six smaller women, moving toward the couple and divided by a male figure in two groups of three women. To the left of the couple is another group of three apparently sitting women, below them a smal lying male figure. The interpretation of the scene as a wedding ceremony seems to be reasonable. In this case it would represent the earliest known painted wedding scene on rock art. 