Paphos-Palestine maritime links surface in Peyia dig
“Significant maritime links” between cape Drepanum of Paphos and south Palestine in the 6th century AD are attested by amphorae finds unearthed by the New York University team at Maniki ...
Archaeological dig maps city scape of ancient Paphos
New evidence of the urban planning of ancient Nea Paphos was revealed during archaeological excavations carried out by Warsaw and Krakow universities, the department of antiquities announced on Tuesday.
Nea ...
Ancient polychrome wall found in northern Peru likely over 4,000 years old
An ancient polychrome wall discovered in northern Peru is believed to be over 4,000 years old and could have been part of a ceremonial temple, according to archaeologists, offering new insights ...
Royal tombs found in Cyprus among most luxurious in Mediterranean
Archaeologists in Larnaca have unearthed a collection of royal tombs dating back to the Bronze Age, considered among the most luxurious in the Mediterranean.
The excavation, conducted near Alyki Larnaca ...
Archaeological works at ancient Kiti port to resume in October
Archaeological works at the ancient port of Kiti will resume in October, the Larnaca municipality announced on Monday.
The Larnaca Tennis Club will be moving from the ancient port area ...