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… study. On the hill above the stadium, and between it and Kourion, is a good late site, apparently a continuation of Kourion. There are two fine big columns (ca. 75 cm. thick), monolithic, of some very black stone, deeply fluted in spirals around the columns. Christo thinks that they are hellenic: they would certainly not be on the mainland. There is another plain grey column, and a number of building blocks, some apparently in place. Two Hassan effendi pits are visible. Sherds are chiefly Hellenistic, running into Roman. In most of the region from the stadium north the soil is very thin, but it is fairly ample at the "Apollonas", and deep at the cypriote temple.
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