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The Kition Archaeological Site has ruins of a 13th century BC city-kingdom that shed light on the historical inhabitants of the area.
The Kition Archaeological Site has ruins of a 13th century BC city-kingdom that shed light on the historical inhabitants of the area. The 5 temples and metal workshops on the Kathari site indicate the proximity of copper metallurgy to divinity and religion. There is evidence of an acropolis, a sanctuary of Astarte, a sanctuary of Melkart, and necropolis. Artifacts from here have been taken for display at the Louvre in Paris and British Museum in London.
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The oldest private museum in Larnaca, the Pierides Museum showcases a collection of Cypriot antiquity that belonged to the Pierides family
The Kyriazis Medical Museum is dedicated to the practice and history of Cypriot medicine, tracing its development from antiquity to the 20th century
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