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Cyprus Archaeology
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Ancient Cyprus: through the eyes of cartographers
Cartography is defined as the art of map-making and map-designing that ”integrates science, technology and visual…
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Church of Panagia(Our Lady) Phorviotissa (Asinou) Nikitari, Nicosia
The church is one of the most important monuments of the history of Byzantine painting on…
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A unique White Painted V oval amphora from ancient Idalion
This unique piece of Archaic pottery was discovered in 1928, during the Swedish Cyprus Expedition at…
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Akamas: a mythical land of gods and heroes in threat
Akamas Peninsula, situated in the most western part of Cyprus, is a unique area of unparalleled…
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Sacral monuments in the heart of Troodos: the Church of Panagia (Our Lady) tou Arakos
The church of Panagia tou Arakos (Our lady) is situated in the central part of Cyprus,…
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Bronze plaque from ancient Idalion
The bronze plaque is dated in the 5th BC (489-479BC: Cypro-Archaic to Cypro-Classical). It is also…
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Ancient Theatre of Kourion
The theatre was originally built in the 2nd BC but what is preseved today dates in…
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The necropolis of Alaas, Carpasia
Alaas necropolis is situated in the Carpass peninsula, about 3km south-east of the village of Gastria.…