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Wide, flat base; wide, shallow body; plain rim; round, horizontal handle at rim. Hard, pinkish buff clay; matt, buff slip; matt, dark red and dark grey paint. Exterior: grey maltese cross, framed by red and grey concentric circles and grey, hatched,…

Low, conical foot; rather deep body; sharp rim; horizontal handles on the sides of body. Hard light brick clay; matt pinkish buff slip. Matt black paint; foot painted; band encircling lower body; rim painted; top of handles painted; band encircling…

Figurine with disc base; solid, cylindrical, wheel-made body; projecting breast; concave neck; big head; small mouth; round, projecting eyes; dominant eyebrows rendered as high ridges; beak-shaped nose. Hard, pinkish clay; matt, light buff…

One of the artefacts ranked among the Wonders of the Ancient World is the Antikythera Mechanism, the oldest extant complex geared device, also described as the first analogue computer. Its construction was variously estimated to be about 87 BC; or…

The medieval castle of Paphos, also known as ‘Paphos harbour castle’, is located at the western side of the port of Kato Paphos. The current state of the castle is the result of several reconstructions throughout the years, each representing…

The Hermitage (enkleistra) of Saint Neophytos is one of the most celebrated Byzantine twelfth-century monuments worldwide, given the high quality and the unique iconographic program of its frescoes, encountered nowhere else in the Byzantine world, as…

The Church of Saint Euphemianos or Themonianos is a small, single-room, medieval chapel, surrounded by eucalyptus about 3klm southwest of the village of Lysi in the district of Ammochostos/Famagusta district of Cyprus. It is a very small, single-dome…

The artefact chosen for this case study is speculated to had been used for sealing bread or lead objects which were given as a blessing and/or memorial gift to the faithful during their visit to a particular pilgrimage. The artefact belongs to the…

The Monastery of Chrysorogiatissa was founded by the monk Ignatios in 1152, during the reign of the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Comnenus, following the discovery of the icon of the Virgin on the shores of Paphos, which according to tradition is one…

The two festive stamps depict the festive spirit of Christmas with children singing carols and a decorated Christmas tree.
The 64 cent stamp depicts the Nativity of Christ.
In a simplistic manner and in accordance with the Nazarene style, the…