FBU4244928: Apollo Hylates sanctuary and temple Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus - Sanctuary and Temple of Apollo Hylates Region of Kourion, 2nd century AD Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4244944: Palaestra Big antic water jar used by the athletes Apollo Hylates sanctuary Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus - Palestra du sanctuaire d'Apollo Hylates Large water jar for use by athletes Region of Kourion, 2nd century ap JC Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4244960: Apollo Hylates sanctuary and temple Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus - Sanctuary and Temple of Apollo Hylates Region of Kourion, 2nd century AD Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4244982: Apollo Hylates sanctuary and temple Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus - Sanctuary and Temple of Apollo Hylates Region of Kourion, 2nd century AD Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245106: Petra tou Romiou Birthplace of Aphrodite Cyprus - Petra to Romiou According to Mythology, birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245126: Heating system in the baths of the palaestra Apollo Hylates sanctuary Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245131: Heating system in the baths of the palaestra Apollo Hylates sanctuary Region of Kourion 2nd century AD Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245156: Old roman water pipe by the roman baths Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245182: Old roman water pipe by the aqueduct Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245217: Inside the Roman baths Entrance of the sweating room (sudatorium) Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245260: View upon the columned Courtyard, the stoa and the south swimming pool at Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245267: Remains of Basilica of St Epiphanius Salamine, North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245318: View upon the columned Courtyard and the stoa at Salamis Corinthian style 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245329: Roman way along the fish market at Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245342: Roman road leading to the gymnasium, the roman baths and the aqueduct at Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245347: Remains of Basilica of St Epiphanius Salamine, North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245354: Christian inscription in the centre of the eastern portico pavement of the Salamin Cyprus gymnasium / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245373: View upon the columned Courtyard and the stoa at Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245374: View upon the columned Courtyard and the stoa at Salamis, 1st Century BC North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245396: The church of Saint Barnabas Orthodox church Salamis region, North of Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245415: The bell tower of agios Lazaros (ST Lazare church) added to the church in the 19th century Larnaca Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245492: Agiod Neophytos Monastery Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245498: Entrance and the bell tower of Bellapais Abbey, or “” The Abbey of Peace”” (from English: Abbaye de la Belle Paix) Ruins of a monastery built by Canons Regular in the 13th century Kyrenia Region (Girne) North of Cyprus (Turkey) / Bridgeman Images

FBU4245518: Crenellations and loopholes at the top of the Medieval Castle of Kolossi, Built in the 13th century (1210) by the martial order of Hospitallers of Jerusalem The castle was rebuilt by Louis De Magnac, Grand Commander of the order of Hospitallers, in the 15th century (1454) Limassol region, Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243340: Floor decorated with a polychrome geometric pattern With the head of a silenus - Paphos mosaics, House of Dionysos - End of the 2nd Century AD - Cyprus - Floor decoration of geometric panels with symmetric motifs with the head of a silene - Mosaics of Paphos, House of Dionysos - End of the II sciecle ap JC - UNESCO Site, Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243383: Tomb of the kings, Funeral chamber and loculi in tomb 1, An early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Tomb of the Kings, III century Av J-C 3rd century AD, Necropole Ptolemaic Hellenistic style - Doric, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christians during the persecutions, UNESCO site, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243421: General view of the tombs of the kings, Early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - General view of the Necropolis called “Tombs of the Kings”, Necropole Ptolemaique de Hellenistic style - Doric, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243429: Ptolemaic tomb in the egyptian style, Tombs of the kings, Early Ptolemaic necropolis dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Egyptian style ptolemaic tomb, Tombs of the Kings, tomb N* 8, Necropole Ptolemaique, Location having served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christians during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243546: Ptolemaic tomb in the egyptian style, Tombs of the Kings, Early Ptolemaic necropolis dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Egyptian style ptolemaic tomb, Necropole Ptolemaic known as the Kings of “”” “, tomb N* 8, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christians during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD-C, Paphos, Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243551: Tombs of the Kings, Long Dromos leading to Funeral chambers ans loculi, Early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Dromos en stairs leading to a funeral room with loculi, Necropole called “Tombs of the Kings”, Necropole Ptolemaic Hellenistic-Doric style, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243564: Open atrium and peristyle court of tomb 5 with square colomns, Tombs of the Kings, An early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Tomb at Atrium with court a peristyle a Square pillers, Tomb N* 5 of the Ptolemaic Necropolis of Hellenistic style - Doric called “Tombs of Kings”, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243571: Open atrium and peristyle court of tomb 5 with square colomns, Tombs of the Kings, An early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Tomb at Atrium with court a peristyle a Square pillers, Tomb N* 5 of the Ptolemaic Necropolis of Hellenistic style - Doric called “Tombs of Kings”, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243638: Ptolemaic tomb in the egyptian style, Tombs of the Kings, Early Ptolemaic necropolis dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Egyptian style ptolemaic tomb, Tombs of the Kings, tomb N* 8, Necropole Ptolemaique, Location having served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christians during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243653: Stairs leading to the funeral chamber of tomb 2, Tombs of the kings, Early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Dromos en stairs leading to the funeral chambers of the Tomb 2, Tomb of the Kings, Necropolis Ptolemaic Hellenistic style - Doric, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243700: Palaekastro, Mycenaean site, A very ancient Mycenaean settlement dating back to the end of 13th century BC This building is believed to be the first military base of the Mycenaeans in Cyprus or a small Mycenean Palace, - Palaekastro, Mycenian site, Remains of the first military base and mycenian palace in Cyprus, 13th century AV J, C, / Bridgeman Images

FBU4243894: Tombs of the Kings, Remains of the funeral chambers and loculi of tomb 6, Early Ptolemaic necropolis in a Hellenistic Doric style, dating from 300 BC, The necropolis was continuously used as a burial area during the Hellenistic and Roman periods (3rd century BC-beginning of 4th century AD) Paphos, Cyprus - Remains of burial chambers and tomb loculi 6 of the necropolis known as the “Tombs of the Kings”, Ptolemaic Necropolis of Hellenistic style - Doric, Place that served as a cemetery during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and place of refuge for the first Christian during the persecutions, UNESCO site, 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD, Paphos, Cyprus, / Bridgeman Images