Female statuettes, ca 600-480 BC.
Cruciform and double-cruciform figurines, Chalcolithic period (3900-2500 BC). Made of picrolite stone. Probably religious objects.
Twin necked jug, probably a ritual vessel.
Early bronze age, 2500-2300 BC.
Early bronze age, 2500-2300 BC.
Statuette of a horse rider, 950-750 BC.
Terracotta figurines were usually found in sanctuaries.
Terracotta figurines were usually found in sanctuaries.
Bowl, ca 1900 BC.
Plank-shaped figurine. highly abstract representation of the human body.
Chalk, ca. 1900-1800 BC.
Chalk, ca. 1900-1800 BC.
Zoomorphic "askos" (pottery vessel meant to contain liquid such as oil).
ca. 1725-1650 BC
ca. 1725-1650 BC
Flask.
Composite vessel.
Zoomorphic rhytons (liquid container).
ca. 1400-1200 BC.
ca. 1400-1200 BC.
Ring vase and krater.
ca. 1050-750 BC.
ca. 1050-750 BC.
ca 900-600 BC.
Metal animal-shaped figurine, Roman period (2nd-3rd century AD)
Hair ring.
Jug, cypro-classical period (late 5th century BC).
Cyprus is dominated by the Greek.
Cyprus is dominated by the Greek.
Stone epitaph in cypro-syllabic script, used 1500-300 BC at which point it was replaced by the Greek script.
Bowl, 13th-14th century AD.
