Field photograph·C00213·1927
The theatre at Soli

Description
A close view of a dark, crumbly excavated surface packed with broken stones and rubble of varying sizes. Larger stone blocks sit in the soil on the left and right, and the lower part shows loose earth and smaller fragments. No people, tools or structure outlines are clearly visible, so the theatre itself is hard to identify from this frame.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- A close view of a vertical face of excavated soil, dark and crumbly, with many angular stones and rubble packed into it. Some stones form a cluster near the centre, and smaller fragments are scattered across the lower part of the frame. No people or equipment are visible; the scene is a cut face in the ground.
English, translated from the original record
The theatre at Soli, during excavation, with stones visible.
More from Soli
578 items in the archive
C00200The theatre at Soli, Evagoras in the eastern parodos
C00204Byzantine walls at Soli
C00220The theatre at Soli: work on the substructure walls of the east eisodos
C00226The theatre at Soli. Work on the orchestra from the west
C00239The theatre at Soli, excavating the proskenion
C00244The theatre at Soli: pipe in Room III, eastern corner of the stage
Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)
