DOI issue:
Cyprus
DOI article:Daszewski, Wiktor Andrzej; Meyza, Henryk; Papuci-Władyka, Ewdoksia; Medeksza, Stanisław: Nea Paphos: season 2003
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.41371#0302
NEA PAPHOS
CYPRUS
decorated with a geometric panel against
a gray background, of which most of the
southern half has been uncovered. The
central square is encircled by a single row
of serrated white triangles, plain band of
nine dark gray cubes and a double white
fillet. In the middle, a tangent four-
pointed white star is found around a violet
square. Single small white-violet saw-
tooth patterns of triangles are found near
the star. The west edge of the mosaic seems
to have been set against a robbed-out N-S
wall, west of which extended another
mosaic floor, damaged at the accessible
edge, but visible close to the section. The
damaged mosaic is situated 0.3 m above
the better preserved one. The southern
wall of the new rooms is robbed-out in its
western part. No finds were registered
from the fill above the mosaics.
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CYPRUS
decorated with a geometric panel against
a gray background, of which most of the
southern half has been uncovered. The
central square is encircled by a single row
of serrated white triangles, plain band of
nine dark gray cubes and a double white
fillet. In the middle, a tangent four-
pointed white star is found around a violet
square. Single small white-violet saw-
tooth patterns of triangles are found near
the star. The west edge of the mosaic seems
to have been set against a robbed-out N-S
wall, west of which extended another
mosaic floor, damaged at the accessible
edge, but visible close to the section. The
damaged mosaic is situated 0.3 m above
the better preserved one. The southern
wall of the new rooms is robbed-out in its
western part. No finds were registered
from the fill above the mosaics.
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